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Back to the past It is wooden rackets and whites for Neil McCann and David Askin, as Mid Canterbury Tennis takes a trip down memory lane for the Ashburton Domain’s 150th anniversary celebrations.
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■ WINZ BUILDING PURCHASE
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For half a million dollars, ratepayers will own a property that represents one of the most tragic events in the Ashburton District’s history, the Work and Income Building on Cass Street. Yesterday the Ashburton District Council’s Finance and Business Support Committee passed a recommendation to sign over $500,000 towards the purchase of the property, following an appeal for assistance made last month by Community House trustees. That purchase will give new
life to a building that was the scene of a double shooting fatality in September and it will also provide a new home for Community House Mid Canterbury. A conditional agreement has been signed to buy the property, which will cost $1.1 million, plus estimated fit-out costs of $720,000. Community House is home to about 40 community groups covering a wide range of social services. It was previously housed in a council-owned building on the corner of Cass and Tancred Street but this was sold for
$240,000 and demolished after the Canterbury earthquakes. The organisations working under the Community House umbrella relocated to a smaller property with some forced to seek off-site accommodation. The council has supported the social services hub since 1994. In his pitch for a grant, trust funding chair Kieran O’Hagan said that since the relocation to a smaller building some services had been reduced and the community was missing out. “With a council partnership we believe buying this building is eminently achievable but
council support is vital,” he told councillors last month. “It’s imperative Community House be re-established in more suitable premises; if we don’t we lose our ability to be the hub for the community, serving the community.” In supporting the grant, councillor Don McLeod said it was important Community House was restarted in a new location. “I know they have a funding plan in mind and already have $100,000 confirmed – providing the council backs the project. “I’m very confident the Com-
munity House board will manage to find the rest of the money,” he said. Mayor Angus McKay also backed the grant saying the council had a responsibility, not necessarily to pay for the service but to assist the community in obtaining social services. Since the request for funding was made, Mr McKay said he had not heard a word against the project in the community. The committee recommended the grant be conditional on the trust confirming it had sufficient funding from other sources to complete the purchase. Ph 03 307 7900 to subscribe!
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Hanks’ son has substance abuse problem Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson have been nursing a secret heartache at home as their son Chester has spent years battling substance abuse. The Hollywood couple’s 24-year-old son, who goes by the nickname Chet, has opened up about his struggle with drink and drugs, revealing he is finally getting help after years of substance abuse. He made the announcement in a video posted on his Instagram.com page, admitting he has been in rehab and was celebrating 50 days clean at the time he made the recording. “I’ve been struggling with substance abuse since I was 16 years old. Finally at the age of 24 I decided to get some help,” he writes in a caption posted alongside the video.
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Banderas to play Picasso Spanish actor Antonio Banderas, who will play artist Pablo Picasso in a movie directed by his compatriot Carlos Saura, has said everything is fine in his love life. “I am looking forward to the figure of Pablo Picasso in a project offered by Carlos Saura three years ago, which we hope to set off soon”, Banderas told Efe in Buenos Aires, where he was promoting his brand of perfumes. The movie will be directed by Saura, while Vittorio Storaro will be in charge of photography and Gwyneth Paltrow will play the role of French painter and sculptor Dora Maar, with whom Picasso had a relationship. The film, an old dream stalled by copyright problems, could become reality soon and centres on Picasso’s famous Guernica painting and the Spanish civil war, Banderas explained. The Hollywood actor, who does not like to talk about his private life, declined to give details on his separation from Melanie Griffith, but said his love life is “very good, thank you”. All you can do is follow your intuition when it comes to women, he said. Banderas has just finished shooting the movie Altamira in Spain, on the discovery of the famous prehistoric caves, and is preparing to travel to Los Angeles to promote Spongebob.
AC/DC perseveres with album AC/DC finally joined iTunes in 2012 after years of refusing to do so. But make no mistake, the Australian rock band is still old school. “I would like everybody to buy vinyl again,” guitarist Angus Young said in an interview. “That’s my favourite.” He continued with a loud laugh: “They ought to make them portable – iVinyl.” AC/DC will release Rock Or Bust, its first album in six years, next week. It is the follow-up to Black Ice, which sold 784,000 units during its first week in 2008.
Creed star Stapp broke and homeless Former Creed star Scott Stapp has hit such hard times he’s been living out of his truck. The My Sacrifice singer has revealed he is completely broke after discovering a large amount of money missing. “I’m under some kind of pretty vicious attack. There are people who have taken advantage and stolen money from me, and they’re trying to discredit me, slander me,” the rocker said in a short film posted on Creed’s Facebook page. “Someone had used my information and changed my online passwords to my bank accounts and transferred all the money out of my bank accounts so I had nothing.” Stapp also revealed US tax officials have frozen his bank accounts “two or three times” due to a clerical error and claims he faces an uncertain financial future. “I don’t understand how that’s fair in America. My civil rights have been violated,” he said.
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There has been a renewed call for a public transport system that can be used by people commuting from Ashburton to Christchurch for work. An appeal by one woman for potential car poolers travelling from the city, south each day has generated a groundswell of interest from people travelling in the opposite direction, living in Ashburton and working in the city. Interest in a commuter bus
has come from people working in both Christchurch and Rolleston and also from people whose children travel north each day to school. Others suggested the service would be a big cost saver for tertiary students who could travel daily rather than live in Christchurch. About two years ago a light rail passenger train service between Ashburton and Christchurch was investigated but failed to pass the cost and support test. Several letter writers to the
Guardian are keen to see the Ashburton District Council step in and launch a weekday bus or mini bus service. However, while the idea is good in theory, experience shows it has a tough job succeeding says council chief executive Andrew Dalziel. He was part of a public transport trial in North Canterbury that lasted only the duration of its trial – two or three months. “We tried an Amberley to Christchurch bus in the morning and back after work. Again started through letters to the
paper, but there just wasn’t the consistent patronage to make it viable,” Mr Dalziel said. Public transport was not really the council’s domain, responsibility lay with ECan, he said. While the Grow Mid Canterbury light rail project might not have got off the ground, it still attracts some support, with interest shown from a Timaru City councillor in the possibility of the service running to Timaru, Grow Mid Canterbury chief executive Rob Brawley said.
■ MID CANTERBURY RURAL DRINK DRIVING CAMPAIGN
Dramatic introduction to campaign By DaiSy HuDSoN
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The roll-out of Mid Canterbury’s rural drink driving campaign continued with a community launch in Rakaia yesterday. Dozens of people gathered at the Rakaia Domain to learn more about the campaign, play games, and check out the police booze bus. A mock car crash also proved popular, with emergency service crews and year 13 drama students from Ashburton College acting out a crash scene. Organisers of the campaign are hopeful it will prevent Canterbury’s high road toll from rising any further. Acads manager Chris Clark said earlier in the week that the major focus of the campaign was for people to plan ahead and get home safely. The Rakaia event followed a similar launch in Hinds on Tuesday.
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Any club where alcohol is consumed needs to take some responsibility for ensuring its patrons get home safely, according to police. The message follows a Coroner’s Court hearing into the deaths of two young men killed in a high speed car crash after leaving a rural pub, where they’d been having a few drinks and celebrating a birthday after rugby practice. The crash, in 2012, claimed the lives of Jack Ballantyne and Tui Candish-Thompson, two promising young Southern rugby players. The court heard Mr Ballantyne was driving at around 185km/h when the car hit a culvert and split in two. His blood alcohol limit was later discovered to have been 156 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood. Police requested the inquest delivered a message about drink driving, speeding, and the relationship between sports clubs and alcohol use, but yesterday Ashburton Police sergeant Bryan Ennis said it wasn’t just sports clubs. “It’s any club, whether it be knitting, crocheting, euchre or whatever,” he said. There was a perceived view that sports clubs were where the problem was, but that wasn’t the case, Mr Ennis said. “It’s about sober driving, courtesy vans, and looking after your mates,” he said. The coroner this week heard that a team mate had tried to offer both Mr Ballantyne and Mr Candish-Thompson a ride home, but Mr Ballantyne didn’t want to leave his car at the pub. Mr Ennis said how you were getting home was a decision that needed to be made before you went out.
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■ ASHBURTON TENANCY TIP
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Landlord left out of pocket BY SUE NEWMAN
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When tenants moved out of his Ashburton property, Paul Dyas was left out of pocket, with a huge and costly cleanup job. What was his barbecue area is now a large tip, where trellis fences stood there’s nothing, wood from his back shed is missing and trees have been felled. He’s lived in Christchurch for the past few years and employed a letting agent to manage his rental, but he’s now questioning how well and how often property inspections were carried out. As a physically disabled man, it’s impossible for him to clear the section of 18 months of accumulated rubbish and with more than $2000 owed in back rent, he says he’s not in a financial position to pay to have the work done. Today, Mr Dyas is feeling let down by a system he believed was there to make life easier for landlords. “This is a landlord’s nightmare. I just don’t understand things could get this bad, you expect better than this,” he said. When his tenants moved in the property was clean and it was tidy, Mr Dyas said “I know no one looks after your place like you do but you expect better than this. I know there are risks when you are a landlord and I thought it would be better going through an agent. It wasn’t it was a waste of time and a waste of money.” While the company responsible for managing his rental property has agreed to “get the problem sorted”, Mr Dyas said he’s still feeling totally let down. He bought the house in 2003, lived in it for a few years and then moved to Christchurch.
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Technical difficulties Readers may have noticed the Guardian’s stock market tables and the racing guide have been produced to differing formats this week. They are provided by Metservice, which has experienced some unforeseen technical difficulties and hopes to have the usual formats restored as soon as possible.
Power outage Power was lost to nearly 1300 Tinwald and Lake Hood residents yesterday morning – the cause of which, is still unknown. EA Networks operations manager Ken Stirling said Lake Hood was without power for 10 minutes, while the east side of Tinwald was out for around 40 minutes.
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Property owner Paul Dyas (right) and neighbour Alan Hunt check out the mountain of rubbish left in a property after tenants moved out. PHOTO DONNA WYLIE 271114-DW-054
He decided to rent the property, retaining it as a future permanent home. Now he’s not sure. Whether he sells or stays, he’s still faced with a clean-up bill and he’s still left to chase
the missing rent. “Where do I go from here? I’ll have to go through the Tenancy Tribunal but to be honest, I’m not expecting miracles.” Issues between property owners and their property
management company are not covered by the Residential Tenancies Act 1986. Money owed by tenants, however can be recovered through an application to the Tenancy Tribunal.
System designed to avoid this situation While Mr Dyas’ property inspection experience fell short of his expectations, it’s a system that is designed to avoid exactly this situation, Real Estate New Zealand, Ashburton owner Trevor Hurley says. His company was not the letting agent involved but he said a good regime of property inspections generally nipped tenancy problems in the bud. Prior to letting his company inspects a property, takes photos and notes any existing damage. A management author-
ity is signed with the landlord and this spells out the letting agent’s responsibilities. These include three, three monthly inspections that include a written report with photos. Mr Hurley said his company was now taking an even tougher approach, recommending three inspections at one monthly intervals for the first three months of a tenancy. Problems down the track could often be avoided if a thorough screening of tenants was undertaken. His includes a 15
point security check. “We do everything we can to avoid having a tenant who creates problems with rent arrears and damage to property.” While there was no code around the requirements of letting agents, there had been attempts by the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand to have one established. “If the letting agent is a member of the REINZ, however, there are obligations and they have to abide by these,” Mr Hurley said.
The opening of the Tinwald Domain pool tomorrow signals that summer has officially arrived in the Ashburton District. Sports facilities manager Steve Prescott said the pool had been cleaned, filled and its heating units had been fired up in readiness for opening day. He anticipates that when the first swimmers hit the water tomorrow the water temperature will range between 26 and 28 degrees. This year a full time manager will be on site. Opening hours for the pool will be noon to 7pm, seven days a the week.
Festive carols The Ashburton Silver Band will take the festive tunes of Christmas to the streets next month with up to a dozen members playing music from a truck deck while touring town. It was the band’s annual fundraiser with collectors also hitting the streets. Ashburton Silver Band chairman Gavin Hunt said the annual event included all the season’s favourites as members spread good cheer throughout town, playing at least two tunes at each of their stops. Mr Hunt said the band would be out Monday and Wednesday nights from 6pm until 8.30pm – up until December 22. The band would start in Allenton this Monday, and time and weather permitting, work their way round town.
Gender no barrier for farming careers Aoraki Polytechnic’s new rural farming programme is attracting women into the agricultural sector.
Aoraki Polytechnic primary industries portfolio manager Andrea Leslie said it was great to see more women choosing agriculture as a career.
The one-year Aoraki Rural Cadets Programme starts in Timaru and Ashburton next year. Interest in the course has been strong, and so far half of the enrolments have been from women.
“Agriculture is a career that should attract equal numbers of males and females. It is great to see this becoming a reality.’’
One of those is Eilish Fowler. The 18-year-old is currently doing her National Certificate in Agriculture, level 2, and next year plans to join the cadet programme. Eilish is among a new generation of females who are swapping traditionally female careers for quad bikes and tractors. The bubbly Timaru woman finished her hairdressing course last year, but the lure of the farming lifestyle was too strong. “I have a passion for this. This is something I have always wanted to do.’’ Eilish comes from a rural background and suspects farming is probably in the family genes.
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The Aoraki Rural Cadets Programme aims to attract and prepare people for a career in agriculture. It also hopes to help alleviate the huge skills shortage in the sector. For the first three months, students will gain the basic skills and knowledge to enable them to go on a farm. They will learn the essentials for employment including health and safety, safe operation of farm machinery, and key farm skills. After successfully completing the first part of the course, students will learn more advanced skills for farming through a combination of on farm and classroom activities. There will be two start dates in 2015, February and July. Enrol now. Eilish Fowler has a passion for y farming “I want to work on a dair up way my k wor to t wan I farm. and manage a farm one day.’’
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■ GROW MID CANTERBURY
Having to justify its funding
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Without Grow Mid Canterbury the Ashburton District would miss out on a huge pool of funding for projects that ultimately benefit the business community, the organisation’s chief executive says. Yesterday Rob Brawley and his organisation were under the spotlight at the council’s finance and business support committee meeting, justifying why the council should continue to provide it with its annual $247,000 grant. In presenting his business case for continued support, Mr
Brawley said it was difficult to put a dollar value on the work his organisation did. “It’s difficult to quantify the financial benefits but we’re proud of what we can do with the limited resources we have.” The council’s grant provided only a third of the money Grow Mid Canterbury spent on economic development in the district, but it gave the organisation the ability to raise additional funding from other sources. Without the council’s financial support around $500,000 of economic development work each year would be lost to the
district, Mr Brawley said. Cutting the council grant could see youth transition services, agri-business education, government contracts and workplace development activities lost, he said. Methven’s hot pools project came under fire from councillors who wanted to know where it was going and how much it was costing Grow Mid Canterbury. Mr Brawley made it clear the project was not costing the organisation or the council a cent. All investment had been private money. A business case for the project
has been prepared at a cost of more than $400,000 and another $200,000 was needed before serious fundraising started next year. Questions were also raised over claims that Grow Mid Canterbury had been responsible for bringing a large number of employees into the district through NZ Dairy Careers and Agstaff and over the future of the Agriinnovation park in the Ashburton Business estate. The future of the park project was unclear, Mr Brawley said. “We only have the staff we have and the resources we have and we need to focus our ener-
gies on the project we can move forward.” When mayor Angus McKay asked whether the council could access the same grants to do the work itself, Mr Brawley was adamant that a reasonable amount of the grant money would not be available. “We’ve proven ourselves and business would have less of an appetite to deal with the council than they would an agency like Grow Mid Canterbury. “I’m not aware of another economic development agency in New Zealand that can take their council funding and increase it three-fold.”
Fire flares up again
■ ASHBURTON’S PROJECT: WE CARE
Care packs coming in
A fire the Hinds volunteer rural fire unit put out seven days prior, reignited in gusty winds late on Wednesday afternoon. Hinds fire chief Dave Kingsbury said an ember must have still been burning, which reignited and got into some stumps, shortly before 5pm. Yesterday the unit was out again, to a fire in some trees on Winslow Westerfield Road. The fire had spread to the trees from a controlled fire at a neighbouring property. Ashburton and Willowby firefighters also attended. Barely 20 minutes earlier, members of the Ashburton Volunteer Fire Brigade and Ashburton volunteer rural fire unit were called to a hedge and grass fire on Stanley Road. The Rakaia Volunteer Fire Brigade also got into the action on Wednesday afternoon, after a fire broke out in grass and scrub on the side of State Highway One, just north of the Rakaia overbridge. Dunsandel appliances also attended that fire, the cause of which was yet to be determined.
Rachel McKeich dropped off care packages to Safer Ashburton youth worker, Jenny Reed yesterday. The packages are part of an initiative called Project: We Care, which was started by Ashburton business owner Rei Couch. Miss Couch was helped by friends and people in the community to put together 60 care packages for young people and families in Ashburton who are in need. She contacted Safer Ashburton and Mrs Reed said she could find families and young parents to give the boxes to. The decorated gift bags and boxes will be distributed by Safer Ashburton over the next few weeks. PHOTO DONNA WYLIE 271114-DW-086
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■ METHVEN VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE
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Give the fireman a gold star By Erin TaskEr
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Brent Anderson’s first fire was fought in shorts and jandals. At around 17 years old, he wasn’t even a firefighter, but his dad was. David Anderson was the chief and he’d received a call from someone to ask him to come and look at a fire which had spread into some trees. Brent and his dad got in the Methven Volunteer Fire Brigade’s old Land Rover fire appliance and headed out. That was his first firefighting experience, but it was another decade before Mr Anderson officially became a firefighter. Tomorrow night, he will be honoured at an awards ceremony in Methven where Brent will receive a gold star from the New Zealand Fire Service for 25 years of service. It has passed in the blink of an eye. For Brent the Methven brigade has always been part of his life. His dad was a member for around 40 years – 21 years as chief – and when Brent was a kid he’d often be found mowing the station’s lawns. He didn’t join the brigade until he was 28. He would have joined earlier, but vacancies didn’t come up often. It didn’t take long – just a couple of months – for his first big fire and, even today, it’s still one of the most memorable he’s attended. It was the fire which brought Methven’s Ryans Supermarket to its knees in 1989. The biggest vegetation fire was the 2004 Mt Somers fire. Methven was among the first on the scene and the fire was moving so fast it was hard to know what to do. Fire crews from around the district ended up spending days fully extin-
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guishing the blaze. Weather and Mother Nature can dictate a fire brigade’s schedule, particularly in rural areas. Among Methven’s
busiest ever day was last year’s September wind storm – 16 call-outs in less than 12 hours – while the aftermath of the Canterbury earthquakes pro-
vided scenes firefighters never dreamed they’d see. For Mr Anderson, three days and two nights spent manning the Sumner station in Christchurch was something he’d never forget. Most of their work was on temporary repairs, but seeing what people were going through and experiencing the many aftershocks was harrowing. But when people are in need, firefighters are there. That’s why they do it; to help their communities. They couldn’t do it without the support of their families, and for volunteers, a supportive employer is also a must. Mr Anderson is a builder and that has never been a problem. He went from working for his builder dad to being his own boss for the past 20 years. Methven’s call-out numbers haven’t changed too much over the years and with 24 members, the load isn’t too bad. “It probably has increased a bit. Some years we might have 60 calls and some years we might have more than 100,” Mr Anderson said. Last year was one of their busiest years – the first calendar year in which they’d surpassed 100 calls. Most of the calls are still to actual fires, but the number of crashes attended has grown since Mr Anderson joined. There’s the odd unusual callout too. “I haven’t had a cat up a tree but I have had a dog under a house and a cow in an irrigation race,” Mr Anderson said. “It’s more than just a fire service these days.” Today it’s the fire and rescue service, but for volunteers like Mr Anderson it’s all about helping the community.
Community’s generosity ‘amazing’ By Erin TaskEr
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When Katie Hill’s husband was assaulted on a night out and suffered a brain injury which would change his life forever, it made her question the world her children would grow up in. It made her realise there were bad people in the world, but it’s also opened her eyes to all the good in the world. Jeff Hill has faced a long road to recovery since the March assault in Ashburton’s CBD which left him with a fractured skull and a brain bleed. Respected in the equine industry for breaking in horses, Jeff – who owned his own busi-
ness, Bracken Hill – has been unable to go back to work and struggles with severe fatigue every day. But it’s been a journey made that little bit easier thanks to the generosity of the community, and their friends and family. Countless fundraisers got under way immediately, and the latest wrapped up at the weekend. The Running for the Hills fundraiser saw 40 people take part in the Queenstown marathon, half marathon or 10km race. In doing so, they raised $11,000 – and counting – for Jeff, Katie and their two young boys.
All of the fundraisers have made their lives easier at a difficult time and Katie said she didn’t know how to thank everyone. “We’re still at a stage where we just don’t know. Jeff can’t go back breaking in horses and he’s going to have to start a new career and that will be at the bottom, and we don’t know how long it’s going to take for him to get trained up and go back to full time,” Katie said. “The two biggest things out of this were the financial side, we didn’t know how we were going to get by, and you started to doubt the world and the people in it. But this whole expe-
rience has made us realise yes, there’s some bad people, but by God there are so many amazing people out there too.” Some of the participants in Running for the Hills – on a terrible Queenstown day - Katie and Jeff didn’t even know. “The people that entered it were just amazing because they all had kids or full-time jobs; they are busy people and for a lot of them it was their first full marathon, half marathon or 10km, so it was a huge commitment for them,” Katie said. Jeff is making progress all the time, and is now allowed to drive again, but the family still had a long road ahead of them.
Triple stabbing The man accused of killing his former wife and stabbing their daughter and her boyfriend in Auckland is in police custody after allegedly attempting to flee the country. Police said Brent Scott, 45, was detained as he attempted to go through Customs at Auckland Airport. They believed he might have been attempting to return to his former home, South Africa. Emergency services were called to the Mahoney Drive address just before 9am yesterday, where three people were lying injured outside the property. Police, St John Ambulance and several members of the public attempted first aid on all victims. Despite their efforts, 41 year-old Heidi Welman-Scott died at the scene. Taryn Welman, 22, was taken to hospital by ambulance, and her 22 year-old partner was flown to hospital by Westpac Rescue Helicopter. - NZME
Mum denied bail A mother of seven has been refused bail after a major undercover drugs operation in which police seized methamphetamine worth up to $60,000 and arrested 20 people across Hawke’s Bay. Lynette Mereana Williams was one of five people who appeared in Tauranga District Court yesterday on drug charges, after police raided 10 properties in Tauranga and Te Puke on Wednesday. Williams, a 43-year-old mother of seven from Te Puke, faced seven methamphetamine-dealing charges. Williams entered no plea and is due back in Tauranga District Court on December 11. - NZME
People-trafficking A trial for the first people in New Zealand to be charged with people-trafficking will involve witnesses flying from India to give evidence. A court yesterday was told the human-trafficking trial could start as late as 2016 and defence evidence was expected to take a week to be heard. Satnam Singh and Jaswinder Singh Sangha face charges under the Crimes Act of arranging the entry of people into New Zealand by coercion or deception. Sangha was also charged under the Immigration Act with providing false information. - NZME
AOS search for man The Armed Offenders Squad swarmed on two addresses in Canterbury yesterday in attempts to find a man. Christopher David Roche, who also goes by the name Kristian Glanville, was sought by police for outstanding warrants to arrest. Police believed there could be firearms at two addresses in Wigram and Kaiapoi so the Armed Offenders Squad attended and secured the addresses. Police said the AOS used gas to clear the property. Roche has not been located. Police ask anyone with sightings of Roche to not approach him and contact them on 03 363 7670 or send a message via Facebook www.facebook.com/ ChristchurchPolice Information can also be provided anonymously by calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. - NZME
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■ MID CANTERBURY SEX EDUCATION
Sex ed to get a ‘social’ makeover By Daisy HuDson
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The way sexual education is taught in Mid Canterbury schools could be changing, after recent controversies shone a spotlight on consent and sexual harassment. The Ministry of Education will release updated guidelines on sexual education in early 2015, after an advisory panel recommended that sexual education programmes cover more than just the physical mechanics
of sex and reproduction. The updates will herald the first changes to the guidelines since 2002. Questions around the way sexual education was taught were raised after a string of recent controversies made headlines around the country. One notable example was the Roastbusters scandal, which prompted outrage after it was revealed a group of male teenagers were boasting on social media about having sex with in-
toxicated and underage girls. While the ministry has stopped short of telling schools how they should cover the subject, the guidelines will recommend issues such as consent and healthy attitudes towards sex receive more attention. Mount Hutt College principal John Schreurs believed consent was a “big social issue”. Mr Schreurs said there would be more discussion about consent in the school’s sexual education programmes.
However, he also believed sexual education and teaching healthy attitudes towards sex were not just the responsibility of schools. “Adults need to take a bit more responsibility about what they’re doing outside the classroom,” he said. Mr Schreurs said alcohol was a “huge factor”, and he believed there should be posters about consent and sexual harassment in all bars and pubs. Ministry of Education head of
student achievement Dr Graham Stoop said the revised guidelines took into account changing social climates, recent youth health research and broader understandings about sexuality and sexuality education. “Schools will now have greater clarity on the issues teachers need to think about before covering the subject with students including, for example, issues of consent, coercion, sexual violence, and safety in intimate relationships,” he said.
■ MID CANTERBURY MOVEMBER
Prostate campaign helping men’s health By Caitlin Porter
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Enthusiasm amongst Mid Canterbury men to get themselves checked for prostate cancer looks to have reduced incidents of the disease, as well as deaths. Figures released to the Ashburton Guardian by the Ministry of Health this week showed that 37 Ashburton men were diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2011. That is six fewer than the year before. The amount of men diagnosed in Ashburton peaked in 2009 – when 43 men found out they had the disease. The change coincided with ongoing men’s health campaigns which encouraged men to get themselves checked when before they may have been reluctant to do so. Canterbury division Cancer Society cancer information nurse Viv Williams said the peak in 2009 was most likely due to the greater awareness around screening for prostate cancer. “The Movember programme which began in 2003 gave greater awareness to men’s health, particularly prostate and testicular cancer.” Ms Williams said that, as is the case for most health promotion campaigns, there is always a time delay between its introduction and its update. As a result of campaigns such as Movember, and the Cancer Society, general practitioners and other health professionals encouraging and actively educating men about cancer, men are having earlier health checks. There are other factors that contribute to the fluctuation in the number of men diagnosed in smaller areas, Ms Williams said, such as migration. In 2006 the Census showed there were 13,767 men in the Ashburton District, that had increased to
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Wearing them loud and proud at the council Employees of the Ashburton District Council are wearing their moustaches loud and proud – as a sign of their support for Movember. Twelve employees grew their facial hair out to support the
Movember movement and raise money for mens health. As of last week New Zealand’s mo’ bros had raised nearly $500,000 towards men’s health. Last year’s total was $1.5 millon.
However, the employees of the council will not know the exact total of how much they have raised until early next week. Building official Ryan Proffit said he thought his moustache had grown rather well.
“I’m actually pretty proud, I didn’t think it would be so thick,” he said. Although he did add that the moustache will be disappearing rather quickly, come December 1.
15,648 by 2013. Ashburton Prostate Cancer Foundation Support Group member, John Waugh, said while some variation has to be
expected, he also thinks that education about the signs and symptoms of prostate cancer has compelled more men to go and get themselves checked.
Usually, the earlier prostate cancer is found, the better the outcome. “I would like to think that some of that growth is because
people like the Prostate Cancer Foundation and the Cancer Society and doctors themselves have been really campaigning to get people more aware,” he said.
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■ ASHBURTON DISTRICT COUNCIL
Twenty new citizens welcomed BY CAITLIN PORTER
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Yesterday was an exciting day for Joselito Andrada and his wife, Gwendolyn Andrada, when they were granted citizenship along with their two children, Jasmine and Jerome. The Andradas joined 16 other people at the citizenship ceremony which took place at the Ashburton District Council yesterday. Those granted citizenship from mayor Angus McKay were Samoan, Filipino, British, Zimbabwean, Romanian, Nigerian and South African. Not only were the new citizens welcomed by the mayor, but Jane Kelly from the Hakatere Marae was also on hand to speak to them – in both Maori and English. Each citizen was presented with a certificate of their citizenship, a book on the history of the district and a native seedling, to be planted in memory of the special occasion. Those granted citizenship
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he launch of an antidrink driving campaign at Rakaia reinforced the incredible selflessness, dedication and professionalism of the many volunteers who keep our communities safe. Rakaia volunteer firefighters, St John Ambulance staff and police scrambled to save seriously injured people in a mock car crash beside the recreation ground yesterday afternoon. It was a mock crash, but the well-drilled and professional response from people who would otherwise have been at work and in their civvies was far from a half-hearted dramatisation. As young actors were slumped, bloodied, in the car whose nose was pushed up against a tree, the fire and ambulance crews delivered a master-class in emergency response. Volunteers who have helped real-life victims in real-life crashes calmly and purposefully executed their roles, talking and consulting with each other to get the job done. Victims were stabilised, windows were shattered and the jaws-of-life cut the roof away so that the two bloodied victims could be team-lifted and taken to the ambulance. It took more than half an hour to execute, but it was an impressive show of teamwork and well-trained expertise that showed what happens when crews are called to the real thing. It was a sad coincidence that the exercise happened the day after the coroner dealt with three road crash deaths in which alcohol and speed were considered factors. One of those crashes happened not far from Hinds,nearly two years go. Two young men were killed in that crash and sadly, their tragedy has become a message to us all. Police asked that the inquest deliver a message about the risks associated with drink driving and speed and the relationship between sports clubs and alcohol use. This might happen when the coroner releases his findings but the inspiring drill performed at Rakaia yesterday shows how connected communities become to tragedy on local roads.
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our bucket kick day. Just when you thought there’s an app for everything in life, there’s now one for the end of life. I think it’s technology going overboard! But if you want to know when you’ll die? There’s an app for that. It uses information from iPhone’s built-in health software to predict the date of your demise. The aptly-named Deadline app makes use of algorithms in conjunction with iPhone’s health-tracking technology, such as the number of steps taken per day and flights of stairs climbed. That info is enhanced by a quiz about your lifestyle. The user is then presented with a handy countdown clock on the phone’s lock screen as a constant reminder of their mortality. It seems very morbid to me, and it obviously has its flaws. For example, I don’t take my phone to the gym, so that workout isn’t calculated into the health tracking. On the flip side though, I guess it could be the motivation some need to get more exercise or spend more time with family. One question springs to mind though, is the stress caused by a life countdown clock widget on your phone taken into the
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calculations and every time you look at it do you lose a chunk of time off your clock? Thanks, but no thanks. While we are talking about kicking the bucket, I came across this list on Tuesday and it’s a subject that has always fascinated me. What song would you choose to play at your funeral? My choice is Queen’s Who Wants to Live Forever from the Highlander movie. It’s an awesome song that shows off Freddie Mercury’s vocal talents. Considering how much Queen were loved in the UK, I expected to find one of their songs on the list of funeral songs, but no. Here’s the new ranking of the most popular farewell songs, based on over 30,000 recent funerals and memorial
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Always Look On the Bright Side of Life (Eric Idle, from Monty Python’s Meaning of Life) The Lord is My Shepherd Psalm 23 (traditional) Abide With Me (traditional) Match Of the Day Theme (theme tune from the main football [soccer] programme on BBC-TV) My Way (1969 hit by Frank Sinatra) All Things Bright and Beautiful (traditional) Angels (1997 hit by Brit pop star Robbie Williams) Enigma Variations – Nimrod (classical composer Edward Elgar) You’ll Never Walk Alone (1965 hit by Gerry & The Pacemakers) Cricket Theme/Soul Limbo (test match TV theme/Booker T & The MG’s)
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I knew they loved their cricket and football but not that much that the TV themes would feature at funerals. You can just picture it though can’t you, a church full of friends and family grieving for their loss and next thing the Match of the Day theme blasts through the church. Classic! Maybe I’ll add C.W. McCall’s Convoy (as everyone is leaving) to my wish list. Till next week. Hoo roo Phill (Rubber Duck, Breaker One Nine) Hooper Phill Hooper is the breakfast host of Ashburton’s Hokonui radio station. The views expressed in this column are his and do not reflect the opinion of his employer or the Ashburton Guardian.
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Death stuns cricket world Cricketer Phillip Hughes has died in a Sydney hospital two days after being hit by a bouncer at the SCG. Cricket Australia confirmed the former Test batsman, 25, passed away in St Vincents Hospital after being placed in an induced coma. “It is my sad duty to inform you that a short time ago Phillip Hughes passed away,” said Australian cricket team doctor Peter Brukner in a statement. “He never regained consciousness following his injury on Tuesday. “He was not in pain before he passed and was surrounded by his family and close friends.” Hughes was in fine form for South Australia, and in line to regain a place in the Test team, when felled by a bouncer from NSW paceman Sean Abbott in Sheffield Shield action at the SCG. The 26-Test left-hander underwent emergency surgery to reduce pressure on his brain later that day and remained in the induced coma in intensive care. News of his death broke just before long-time team-mate David Warner and his wife Candice Falzon left the hospital in tears. Dozens more players were hugging and crying into each other’s shoulders as they left the hospital minutes later. Among them were Test stars Steve Smith, Ryan Harris, and Mitchell Starc, as well as former captain Ricky Ponting and an inconsolable Moises Henriques. The players had been among a large group paying their respects in a bedside vigil. Test captain and close friend Michael Clarke was a near constant visitor to St Vincent’s
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since the incident, arriving back at the hospital just after 6am on Thursday, barely hours after he left the Darlinghurst facility on Wednesday night. A steady stream of sombrelooking current and former players followed him throughout Thursday including Peter Siddle, James Pattinson, Matthew Wade and Aaron Finch,
who embraced Brad Haddin as he walked through the hospital doors. After visiting the SCG, ashen-faced Australian coach Darren Lehmann arrived in the morning and also returned again in the afternoon. Even former Test captains Rick Ponting and Steve Waugh were on hand as Hughes slipped away.
Shattered cricket friends and rivals worldwide paid tribute as the news of Hughes’s death emerged. Flags at the SCG were placed at half-mast and social media was inundated by mourners immediately after Cricket Australia confirmed 25-year-old Hughes’s death in a Sydney hospital. “Everyone is in shock,” national selector and ex-Test batsman Mark Waugh told Fox Sports. “He was a great young man and tremendous cricketer. “It’s hard to fathom why it has happened to him but it has. “We’ve got to move on but it’s going to be difficult that is for sure. “We will have to remember the good times.” Social media reaction to Hughes’ death was immediate and overwhelming. “RIP you little champ, we are all going to miss you ! Love, prayers to all the Hughes family xxxx,” tweeted Australian coach Darren Lehmann, who was among the players, family and friends who kept a bedside vigil for Hughes in Sydney. “No no no no no. RIP Phillip Hughes. And stay strong Sean Abbott,” Adam Gilchrist posted on Twitter. “Such terrible news with the passing of Phil Hughes. Our deepest sympathies to his family,” former Test quick Glenn McGrath tweeted. Hughes’ passing quickly ensured old sporting rivalries were forgotten. “Shocked to hear about Phil. Sad day for cricket. Deepest condolences to family, friends and well wishers. RIP #PhilipHughes,” Indian great Sachin Tendulkar tweeted. - AAP
■ UNITED STATES
Passions still high as Ferguson quietens By Jennie Matthew The streets of Ferguson are decidedly calmer after two days of nationwide protests against the decision not to prosecute a white policeman who shot dead an unarmed black teenager. Just a few dozen protesters and clergy braved rain and light snow to protest outside the police department in the St Louis suburb, where 18-yearold Michael Brown was killed on August 9.
A Missouri grand jury decided on Monday not to prosecute Officer Darren Wilson, who fired the fatal shots - a move that inspired coast-to-coast anger in the US. The simmering fury led a small group of protesters to attempt to storm St Louis city hall earlier in the day. After they were rebuffed, extra police and a National Guard Humvee were drafted to protect the building. In Ferguson late on Wednes-
day, the group of mostly young people - bundled up against the cold - shouted, “This is what democracy looks like”. One or two taunted and swore at the 50 National Guard in riot gear who stood on duty at the police department. Earlier in the day, volunteer clean-up crews swept the streets of Ferguson, where angry crowds on Monday torched businesses and looted stores. Heavy security was still visible in the streets on Wednes-
day, but the situation was stabilising. “I think generally it was a much better night,” St Louis County police chief Jon Belmar told reporters, despite a police car having been set on fire and more businesses having been attacked. Thousands joined demonstrations in dozens of cities - a relatively rare occurrence in America, and evidence that the case has struck a raw nerve in race relations. - AFP
Thai election delayed Thailand’s junta says elections in the military-ruled kingdom will likely be delayed until 2016, days after military officials ruled out lifting martial law any time soon. The admission will cause consternation among the kingdom’s international allies who had been pushing for a swift return to democracy following the military’s takeover in May. - AFP
93-year-old jailed An elderly man who preyed on disadvantaged and disabled boys under his care at a Melbourne orphanage during the 1960s has been jailed for three months. Ronald Buckley, 93, of Geelong, had pleaded guilty to four counts of indecent assault against boys who lived at the orphanage he ran for 26 years. Because of his advanced age and the inability of Corrections Victoria to properly deal with his vulnerability in prison, prosecutors did not ask for an immediate term of imprisonment. But Victorian County Court Judge Mark Dean said jail was the only appropriate response to his crimes. - AAP
Russian military buildup NATO’s top military commander says he is “very concerned” that Russia’s military build-up in the annexed Crimean region could be used as a launchpad for attacks across the whole Black Sea region. US General Philip Breedlove’s comments yesterday came amid fears in Kiev that Russian-backed rebels will try to grab more land in eastern Ukraine to establish a land corridor to Crimea, which was annexed by Russia in March. - AFP
Ebola toll up to 5689 The World Health Organisation says the global death toll from the ebola virus had increased to 5689 out of a total of 15,935 cases of infection, mainly in western Africa. The earlier WHO toll from last Friday gave a death toll of 5459 and 15,351 cases. The WHO believes that the number of deaths is likely far higher, given the difficulty in collecting comprehensive figures. - AFP
Cheese crowdfunding Wikipedia has launched a fundraising initiative - dubbed WikiCheese - to photograph France’s bewildering varieties of cheese and put them online to help readers tell their Black Brie from their Tymsboro. The French branch of the online encyclopedia hopes to pull in 5000 euros through crowdfunding over the next month to make the project a reality. The cash would finance the purchase of at least 200 of France’s up to 500 types of cheese, an abundance that once led Charles de Gaulle to quip “How can you govern a country which has 246 varieties of cheese?” - AFP
Violent gangster dies An infamous London gangster known as “Mad” Frankie Fraser has died in hospital aged 90, a former associate says. In his 1960s heyday, Fraser was known as an enforcer who inflicted violence on behalf of the two gangs that dominated London, the Kray twins and the Richardson brothers. He was once known as Britain’s most violent man. - AFP
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More flights Tech stocks a major driver to the USA I ndices in the US have continued their winning streak this week, with the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones both reaching all time highs again. Tech stocks appeared to be the major driver of upside even on lower than normal volumes as investors geared up for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. At the end of last week the People’s Bank of China (China’s central bank), announced a surprise rate cut in order to support the country’s economy which is facing its slowest growth in 25 years. Share markets responded positively starting the week with strength. Listed companies with exposure to commodities with high demand in China benefited the most. The ASX benefited greatly from the last minute announcement out of China, seeing its share market rally, in particular its mining and resources sector which is reliant on trade from China. Locally, our market has been subdued as investors digest AGMs and earnings releases. In terms of economic data, there wasn’t anything due this week that had a huge impact on investors.
By Grant Bradley Air New Zealand is poised to make a decision to fly to a new destination in the United States. It is understood Las Vegas, Houston and Chicago are under active consideration and the airline could be flying to one of these cities within the next 12 months. It is likely to use one of its new Boeing 787-900 Dreamliners on the new service. The airline has said the performance of the plane on trans-Tasman and services to Shanghai has exceeded expectations. The Dreamliner would be capable of making the journey to either of the three cities non-stop. Air New Zealand flies to Vancouver, San Francisco and Los Angeles at present and is stepping up services next year to cope with increased demand. The number of Kiwis flying to the United States has surged in the past two years, helped by the strong New Zealand dollar, and the valuable inbound American has recovered followwww.nzx.com New Zealand Stock Exchange
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6.17 35.00 0.73 0.94 0.92 2.51 7.21 6.95 2.22 3.23 0.08 0.006 1.06 3.84 3.91 0.95 6.54 0.02 11.45 0.63 0.03 3.04 0.52 0.56 2.04 7.60 5.76 3.80 0.20 6.21 1.82 4.62 5.05 0.28 – 4.20 9.51 0.16 14.60 5.53 2.31 8.18 6.17
6.30 35.20 0.83 0.95 0.93 2.62 7.30 7.00 2.22 3.25 0.08 0.007 1.08 3.88 3.94 0.98 6.60 0.02 11.65 0.64 0.04 3.07 0.53 0.57 2.05 7.75 5.90 4.05 0.27 6.32 1.83 4.65 5.09 0.29 – 4.25 9.54 0.20 15.31 5.60 2.80 8.20 6.18
LAST SALE
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6.17 35.30 0.81 0.94 0.92 2.70 7.21 6.95 2.22 3.23 0.08 0.007 1.07 3.84 3.91 0.95 6.57 0.02 11.45 0.64 0.03 3.04 0.52 0.57 2.05 7.60 5.76 3.88 0.25 6.32 1.82 4.62 5.05 0.29 – 4.25 9.51 0.16 14.80 5.55 2.25 8.20 6.18
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6.61 38.00 0.92 0.95 0.93 2.90 7.41 7.20 2.29 3.26 0.11 0.02 1.08 3.88 4.18 0.99 6.92 0.03 12.00 0.73 0.28 3.10 0.58 1.91 2.14 7.92 6.15 4.09 0.33 6.48 1.85 5.00 5.12 0.30 – 4.28 10.58 0.83 15.15 5.80 2.76 9.95 6.56
4.45 31.48 0.41 0.85 0.82 2.35 5.90 4.90 1.57 2.39 0.03 0.005 0.90 3.20 3.45 0.72 6.25 0.01 10.65 0.61 0.03 2.30 0.50 0.57 1.27 7.10 4.40 2.90 0.24 4.53 1.49 3.47 2.76 0.20 – 3.32 8.44 0.10 13.40 3.57 0.30 8.17 5.49
000’s SOLD
8.14 10.54 40.00 149.3 66.00 – 3.08 – 1.5m 59.50 2.92 – 622.6 3.51 648.5 1.48 4.74 – 0.83 120.5 257.7 – 2.00 141.8 714.9 0.90 – – 11.50 60.58 110.3 2.65 30.55 325.5 – 145.2 18.59 9.00 – 2.4m – 567.4 329.5
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26,751 15,825 13,140 7,285 5,882 4,805 4,801 4,723 4,674 3,206
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CLOSING QUOTES BUY SELL
6.16 8.33 5.45 2.06 2.10 0.69 1.10 2.07 0.51 3.16 1.10 3.05 6.46 – 2.90 2.70 0.74 4.50 20.40 3.03 1.35 1.50 1.21 15.70 0.82 2.70 0.17 1.66 1.21 4.33 1.90 1.30 2.97 1.29 1.22 0.41 0.40 0.60 0.65 2.01 0.05 – 1.22
6.18 8.46 5.47 2.07 2.15 0.73 1.10 2.10 0.51 3.20 1.12 3.06 6.58 3.30 2.91 – – 4.70 21.00 3.05 1.38 1.60 1.23 15.85 0.83 2.80 0.18 1.67 1.24 4.35 1.92 1.35 2.98 1.30 – 0.42 0.41 0.62 0.67 2.03 0.05 – 1.23
LAST SALE
DAILY MOVE
6.18 8.30 5.47 2.06 2.15 0.69 1.10 2.08 0.51 3.20 1.11 3.06 6.46 3.30 2.91 2.70 0.74 4.55 20.30 3.03 1.35 1.60 1.23 15.85 0.82 2.70 0.17 1.66 1.24 4.35 1.92 1.30 2.97 1.29 1.20 0.42 0.41 0.61 0.65 2.02 0.05 0.01 1.22
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5,089 4,361 4,125 3,653 2,368 1,626 1,465 1,442 1,409 1,159 000’s SOLD
6.58 5.48 267.3 8.41 6.98 2.10 5.75 4.40 58.16 2.26 1.75 1.4m 2.71 2.02 13.57 0.75 0.53 14.84 1.13 0.96 883.7 2.20 1.15 39.87 0.70 0.50 3.7m 4.38 2.77 37.90 1.11 0.84 548.4 3.40 2.75 48.43 6.80 5.65 – 3.40 3.00 – 3.18 2.16 554.3 3.35 2.45 1.04 0.90 0.69 – 4.92 3.95 3.37 20.30 17.70 – 4.05 2.77 328.3 1.39 1.24 48.65 2.50 1.58 7.20 1.24 1.06 381.9 16.05 11.40 26.01 0.87 0.76 86.18 3.15 2.64 – 0.27 0.14 149.0 1.80 0.89 4.4m 1.50 1.05 84.75 4.74 3.86 98.33 2.03 1.73 475.7 1.50 1.22 42.48 3.18 1.95 1.6m 1.30 0.68 2.61 1.23 0.64 – 0.64 0.34 – 0.56 0.38 – 0.64 0.55 15.00 0.85 0.62 257.6 2.30 1.58 279.1 0.08 0.05 – 0.01 0.005 – 1.38 1.14 700.7
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0.01 0.002 3.05 2.70 1.48 6.27 0.47 0.49 0.83 0.04 16.70 – 1.11 0.03 1.46 0.24 0.34 0.36 3.71 0.34 8.11 1.12 4.97 1.50 0.02 0.13 3.25 0.92 1.49 4.03 6.44 0.19 0.50 1.46 3.85 3.10 2.93 2.70 3.42 0.004 1.66 6.10 11.56 1.74 1.71 1.94 3.85 – 0.64 7.50 1.81 – 2.87 1.24 3.65 1.55 3.09 35.95 0.09 0.11 2.10 17.07 4.22 0.63 0.90
Jeremy Flood ON THE MARKETS
Migration data was of interest and saw the biggest influx of people to New Zealand ever; hitting 47,684 for the year ended October 31. Apple hit a new record this week, being the first company on the S&P500 to surpass a market capitalisation of US$700 billion. This marks a massive milestone for the company’s CEO Tim Cook, as this is double the market cap of Apple when he took over three years ago. However, it is important to put this milestone into perspective as far as records go. On an inflation adjusted basis, Microsoft’s market cap peak in 1999 of US$613 billion translates to US$874 billion. As a percentage of the overall index, Apple is currently less than 4 per cent whereas when IBM was the top valued company in the 1980s, it accounted for over 6 per cent of the total value. The main global economic data releases this week were
Jeremy Flood works for Craigs Investment Partners. This article should not be deemed as advice. Disclosure statement available free of charge and on request. AUSTRALIAN INDICES
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revised GDP figures for the third quarter from the US, Germany, and England. The US saw an upward revision, going from initial estimates of 3.5 per cent to an annualised inflation rate of 3.9 per cent. The upward revision was partly due to larger increases in personal consumption. This was backed up later in the week by a consumer sentiment survey which showed spending increased again in October, with consumer confidence reaching a seven and a half year high. Germany narrowly missed heading into a recession by recording modest GDP growth of 0.1 per cent for the third quarter. Second quarter GDP was also revised to contracting by only 0.1 per cent as opposed to previously announced 0.2 per cent. European markets rose on the news giving renewed hope to the Eurozone’s prospects for future growth.
0.01 0.008 3.09 2.84 1.50 6.36 0.48 – 0.84 0.06 16.90 – 1.11 0.04 1.47 0.25 0.35 0.37 3.75 0.35 8.15 1.17 5.10 1.58 0.02 0.13 3.40 0.94 1.50 4.05 6.45 0.20 0.52 1.48 4.00 3.13 2.99 2.71 3.54 0.005 1.67 6.30 11.69 1.75 1.75 1.99 3.88 – 0.66 7.55 1.95 – 2.89 1.25 3.68 1.55 3.15 36.15 0.10 – 2.12 17.20 4.25 0.64 0.95
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0.01 0.003 3.05 2.81 1.48 6.27 0.47 0.51 0.84 0.04 16.70 0.07 1.11 0.04 1.47 0.25 0.34 0.36 3.71 0.35 8.11 1.17 5.05 1.60 0.02 0.14 3.11 0.95 1.50 4.03 6.45 0.20 0.52 1.48 4.00 3.13 2.93 2.71 3.55 0.004 1.67 6.15 11.60 1.74 1.75 1.94 3.87 1.00 0.64 7.55 1.95 3.02 2.89 1.25 3.68 1.55 3.15 35.85 0.08 0.20 2.12 17.10 4.23 0.64 0.95
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0.02 0.01 3.62 3.93 2.20 6.79 0.49 0.70 1.76 0.13 16.90 0.13 1.14 0.07 1.50 0.89 0.49 0.39 3.74 0.50 9.05 2.90 5.30 2.15 0.03 0.18 3.52 1.13 1.86 4.23 6.95 0.37 0.68 1.62 4.00 3.30 3.20 3.75 4.20 0.02 2.30 6.50 12.20 1.75 1.75 2.06 4.37 1.40 0.80 7.80 2.10 3.24 2.89 1.50 3.80 1.58 3.85 39.50 0.28 – 3.30 45.99 4.40 0.97 1.06
0.007 0.001 2.83 1.64 1.40 6.20 0.38 0.47 0.62 0.04 13.13 0.05 0.98 0.03 1.26 0.25 0.33 0.18 2.67 0.30 7.22 1.00 3.95 1.46 0.02 0.09 1.75 0.85 1.42 3.41 5.65 0.20 0.47 1.35 3.14 2.23 2.75 2.58 3.08 0.001 1.50 5.28 9.60 1.28 0.85 1.52 3.36 1.00 0.45 6.42 1.72 2.30 2.27 1.00 2.39 1.25 2.99 32.50 0.07 – 1.05 15.00 3.46 0.54 0.80
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500.0 – 116.3 43.95 3.66 4.1m 335.5 – 484.1 643.2 7.52 – 917.0 – 192.1 290.9 15.02 12.74 13.10 27.87 597.9 8.31 24.49 12.56 1.0m 2.00 – – 64.17 1.2m 913.7 171.1 – 260.8 – 5.1m 33.79 158.7 6.89 – 64.48 10.01 2.94 0.71 74.69 61.16 813.9 9.00 – 20.89 – – 199.1 2.80 5.70 257.9 31.00 12.03 – – 5.40 155.0 278.9 1.4m 3.80
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Test yourself with the Guardian’s weekday quiz 1 – Who is the host of the TV show The Block NZ? a. Jeremy Corbett b. Wendy Petrie c. Mark Richardson 2 – Who represented New Zealand at John F Kennedy’s funeral? a. Keith Holyoake b. George Laking c. Robert Muldoon 3 – What is a carpetbag steak stuffed with? a. Oysters b. Mushrooms c. Cheese 4 – How many people were in the pop group Village People? a. Four b. Six c. Seven 5 – Which vegetable has varieties including Victoria, Laura and Marabel? a. Cucumber b. Radish c. Potato 6 – 2014 is the United Nations’ International Year of…? a. Family Farming b. Physical Activity c. Home Cooking 7 – Which country was the last to win an Olympic Rugby competition? a. New Zealand b. France c. USA 8 – Which of these film titles is incorrect? a. Escape From the Planet of the Apes b. Rise of the Planet of the Apes c. Fall of the Planet of the Apes
Yesterday’s top 5 stories on guardianonline.co.nz: 1. Arcade businesses on the move 2. Sharing those commuting expenses 3. Alcohol, speed linked to crash 4. Shock for crash witness 5. Exam prep cuts ‘illogical’
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Does this look familiar? Ron Hann of Christchurch came across this photograph in a carton containing a large quantity of stamps and other items at an auction. He believes that, going by the cars parked nearby, it could be from around the 1960s. He has shown the photo to a number of people to see if they could shed some light on the photo
and the best that could be offered was “that it may be a shearing shed, possibly Clint Hills in/near the Ashburton River Gorge. Image taken from a westerly direction”. Mr Hann is keen to hear from anyone who has information on this photo. See contact details below:
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nesses. Besides the e-paper watch, the group is developing technology building blocks designed to help professionals and amateurs rapidly create prototypes of new products. The MESH project - for make, experience and share - is a collection of sensors, light-emitting diodes and buttons encased in colorful blocks smaller than a pack of chewing gum. The devices are linked wirelessly and can be operated via a tablet interface, friendly to people without programming or engineering skills. The division also includes Sony’s Seed Acceleration Program, which was set up so any employee with a good idea can pitch for venture financing. Would-be entrepreneurs make their proposals either to other employees or to a panel of outside experts, in which case their pitch remains anonymous, said one of the people.
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The startup process includes an audition, incubation and implementation stages that emphasise speed and profitability. Teams of up to five people face off every three months and can include outsiders, according to an internal newsletter published in July. Those that pass have at most six months to prepare a business plan and may work on the ideas full-time. The final product could fall under an existing division or become an independent company. The first round, held in June, attracted 187 applications, of which 80 passed to the next stage, according to the document. The e-paper watch will be a litmus test for Sony’s new division. Though the market for wearable technology is still small, with only 22 million of the gadgets sold worldwide this
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In brief Double points axed The controversial double points system in the final Formula One grand prix of the season will be abandoned next year, British magazine Autosport reported yesterday. The Formula One Commission, meeting in Geneva, has decided to overturn the initiative by Bernie Ecclestone, designed to add spice to the season-ending race, the magazine said. - AFP
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New assistant coach A move to Christchurch for family reasons has paid off for New Zealand secondary schools netball coach Marianne Delaney-Hoshek who was announced yesterday as the assistant coach of the Mainland Tactix. Delaney-Hoshek will work alongside new head coach Sue Hawkins for next year’s ANZ Championship after three years in Wellington as assistant coach of the Central Pulse. - NZME
More rowing accolades Kiwi Eric Murray has been named the world’s top-ranked male rower for 2014 with his partner in crime, Hamish Bond, not far behind in second place. The rankings were released yesterday on the World Rowing website and reflect Murray and Bond’s dominance on the international stage. The pair haven’t lost a race since they joined forces in 2009 and they also won gold medals in the men’s pair and coxed pair at this year’s world championships in the Netherlands in August. - NZME
First day to Pakistan Pakistan batsman Mohammad Hafeez was the key protagonist in damaging New Zealand’s prospects of a drawn series on the opening day of the third test. Pakistan reached 281 for three at stumps, having made the most of winning the toss and batting in benign conditions. After missing the second test with a hamstring strain, Hafeez cultivated runs all around the wicket as part of his seventh test century. With 178, he was 18 runs from equalling his highest test score. Before the toss the New Zealand bowlers cast furtive glances at captain Brendon McCullum as he prepared to call. They had every right to be anxious. Down went the coin, McCullum lost, and up went Pakistan’s chances. - NZME
Donn McLaren’s Escort flying along Rutherfords Road to another Ashburton Car Club Shingle Sprints win - McLaren’s 10th since 2000 - last year. 091113-DW-214
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Staveley will be transformed into a stony speedway tomorrow for the Ashburton Car Club’s annual Shingle Sprints on Rutherfords Road. With rain forecast the going in the gravel will not be as dusty as in the past, but the shingle will still be flying as drivers tear it up trying to clock the fastest time over the 1.9km course. As clerk of the course, Grant
‘Flash’ Gordon won’t be running his Datsun Sunny but he expects a big turnout for one of the bigger events on the calendar. “Entry is on the day so we won’t know how many entries until then,” Gordon said. “It is part of our northern interclub series, involving three clubs from Christchurch and us. “The Canterbury and RATEC clubs are currently tied for points and this is the
Sunday, November 30, 2014
Terrace Downs Open The Terrace Downs Open is an 18-hole Stroke and Stableford tournament open to all Golfers, men and ladies, with an official NZGA Handicap Entry fee: $45 Includes your first drink at Prizegiving. Check-in 9am for tee-off times from 10am in groups of 4. Discounted accommodation available Saturday night. Entries close November 28
For entries or further information, contact the Pro Shop: phone 03-318-6943 email golf@terracedowns.co.nz
last event of the series.” The best five drivers from each club count towards the interclub competition with each of the clubs looking to have as many entries as possible to secure the interclub honours. The man to beat for individual honours will be defending champion Donn McLaren, a 10 time winner since 2000 and three-time runner-up. Gordon has heard rumours McLaren won’t be behind the
wheel of his Escort but a Subaru Impreza which could make things interesting as well as the unknown contingent from Christchurch. The event is for club members and holders of a Motorsport New Zealand licence only, however, there are special one-day licences and memberships available subject to meeting the safety requirements. The first car is scheduled to hit the gravel at 9.45am, with registration open from 8am.
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WEEKEND RACING GUIDE M 9
d M9
R1 12:05
PX #
2 1 2 3 3 4 5 4 6 1 7 8 9 10
M 9
M 9
REC GREYHOUND (FASTEST TIME AT TRACK) STATS
TRAINER
73346 Homebush Finenwtd All[5-0-0-2] Trk(1-0-0) 546X6 Enforced Kiwinwtd All[17-0-2-3] Trk(17-0-5) 2 Ohoka Torinwtd All[1-0-1-0] Trk(1-0-1) 55646 Cherie Cherienwtd All[28-0-1-3] Trk(16-0-1) 47726 Pass With Carenwtd All[17-0-2-1] Trk(14-0-3) Special Doshnwtd 83321 Cue Powernwtd All[16-1-5-3] Trk(13-0-6) 7644 Princely Countnwtd All[4-0-0-0] Trk(1-0-0) 62887 Tear Away Teddynwtd All[6-0-1-0] Trk(6-0-1) 86 Know Anternetnwtd All[2-0-0-0] Trk(2-0-0) PM
R3 12:41
PM
1 1 2 3 3 4 5 4 6 7 2 8 9 10
SUPER PETS SPRINT M $1,100, C0, 295M 9
PM
R2 12:24
4 1 3 2 2 3 4 5 6 1 7 8 9 10
Christchurch Greyhounds J McInerney R Cockburn L Waretini J McInerney H Anderton Lane & Wales B Dann J McInerney K Cassidy G Cleeve
74636 Angel D’Ornwtd All[15-0-3-2] Trk(12-0-5) 4 Peyton Sawyernwtd All[1-0-0-0] Trk(1-0-0) 88822 La Ventananwtd All[8-0-3-0] Trk(8-0-3) 7268 Homebush Dodgernwtd All[4-0-1-0] Trk(1-0-0) 77354 Wrinklesnwtd All[7-0-0-2] Trk(1-0-0) 64866 Marty McMothnwtd All[19-0-0-0] Trk(18-0-0) Token Jumpnwtd 26785 Homebush Olivenwtd All[6-0-1-0] Trk(1-0-0) 62887 Tear Away Teddynwtd All[6-0-1-0] Trk(6-0-1) X4588 Botany Bazznwtd All[9-0-0-0] Trk(4-0-0)
B Dann L Waretini M Flipp J McInerney J McInerney Mitchell & Smith Lane & Wales J McInerney K Cassidy J McInerney
G Cleeve J McInerney J McMillan L Waretini M Flipp Lane & Wales J McInerney J Dunn K Cassidy J McInerney
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M 6
R1 3:25 OPT 611
RACINGDOGS.CO.NZ MAIDEN FINAL M $2,000, C0F, 520M 9
PM
PM
A Bradshaw C Roberts M Flipp L Waretini A Bradshaw B Dann C Weir S Stone Mitchell & Smith M Robinson
Hart & Taylor S & B Evans C Roberts Mitchell & Smith S & B Evans R Blackburn J McInerney G Cleeve L Waretini S & B Evans
62542 Kenny’s Comet17.56 All[74-4-15-13] Trk(70-4-26) 1 Nate Scott17.57 All[1-1-0-0] Trk(1-1-0) 34351 Chaimbonwtd All[6-1-0-2] Trk(0) 26686 McJopson17.29 All[82-9-15-4] Trk(60-9-14) 88777 Summer Love17.53 All[29-2-3-1] Trk(26-2-4) 82245 Memphis Girl17.73 All[32-2-8-7] Trk(28-2-13) 16242 Grand Apache17.48 All[10-2-4-0] Trk(8-1-3) 122 Vee Man Sparkynwtd All[3-1-2-0] Trk(0) 32483 Mull It Over17.42 All[13-2-4-3] Trk(13-2-7) 42547 Dusty Ridernwtd All[28-1-3-2] Trk(28-1-5)
CLOVERTONE/MCHUGH BUILDING/LINTON CONTRA 4 $7,000, MDN, 1200M 2
4 5 6 7 8
7X384 Keltic Kitty(4)58 M & M Pitman Amanda Morgan (a2) $5.50 89X91 La Girl(3)55.5 S Anderton Terry Moseley $4.80 87X00 Arn’t I Choice(5)55 S McKay Racha Cuneen (a3) $31 01481 Crafty Love(7)54 K Thomson Kylie Williams $3.30 4029X The Gallant Girl(1)54 D Bros Amber Edmeads (a3) $13 4:35 PM DUNSTAN FEEDS & THE OAKS STUD HCP R75
R3
Mitchell & Smith A Waretini J McInerney S & B Evans A Joyce S & B Evans S & B Evans C Roberts R Blackburn M K Dempsey
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M 8
R4
h M8 NZ Metro Harness
R1 5:30
PX #
PM
BISHOPDALE/BUSH INN TAB/TAVERN HAREWOOD MBL M $7,000, 4YO+ C0 TO C2, OTHERS WITH COND. +CLAIMERS, 1950M 8
REC GREYHOUND (FASTEST TIME AT TRACK) STATS
1 02898 Data Base(1)fr D Reardon 2 X4005 Lexington Lad(2)2:24.00 fr G Turner 3 00590 Stans Day(3)2:25.50 fr P Robertson 4 00005 Firebreak(4)2:25.90 fr J McDermott 4 5 5X806 Bhappy(5)2:25.30 fr R Jenkins 6 01P0X Batini(6)2:22.70 fr M Perriton 2 7 8X276 Little Tess(7)2:23.10 fr T & G Chmiel 8 609X0 Ralph(8)2:29.20 fr A Hutton 9 28700 Valhalla(9)2:24.10 fr G Cook 10 29300 Billy Jack(21)2:23.40 fr D & C Butt 1 11 37484 Earthshaker(22)2:22.70 fr P Burrows 12 80008 Stylish Babe(23)2:25.00 fr J McDermott 13 19X60 Smokin Chick(24)fr D Taylor 3 14 63003 Selester(25)2:24.30 fr G Cook
M 8
TRAINER
Friday at Addington Raceway
R3 OPT6:37 803 PM
1 1 2 Daniel Reardon $31 3 Graham Johns $41 4 4 Mike Maynard $41 5 Raymond Reekie $12 6 Sheldon Murtha $21 3 7 Miranda Hallett $17 8 Phil Anderson $3.50 9 Cherie Jordan $51 10 Gavin Cook $31 2 11 Paul Wallace $5.00
12813 Van Gerwin17.53 All[13-3-2-2] Trk(12-3-3) H Anderton 61527 Opawa Goodie17.54 All[28-3-1-0] Trk(21-3-1) Lane & Wales 34828 Cawbourne Clock17.55 All[47-4-2-8] Trk(33-4-7) Mitchell & Smith 11223 Cawbourne Buttsynwtd All[15-4-3-1] Trk(3-0-2) C Roberts 23345 Showroomnwtd All[25-3-5-7] Trk(0) M Grant 52435 Phat Pants17.66 All[70-4-19-17] Trk(55-4-28) McCook & Jopson 475X4 Wonkey Donkey17.33 All[25-4-3-2] Trk(25-4-5) A Bradshaw 86857 Marbella17.48 All[37-6-5-5] Trk(34-4-9) M Flipp 87F62 Goldstar Chyna17.30 All[28-4-4-2] Trk(22-4-6) S & B Evans 27678 Churchill Chaser17.47 All[42-4-4-4] Trk(37-4-7) B Dann
DOUBLES 1-2, 3-4, 5-61 TREBLES 1-2-3, 4-5-61 FIRST 4 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 61 QUADDIE 3-4-5-61.
2 Katie’s Sister(11)56.5 J Yeo Terry Moseley $5.40 64303 Peria Princess(1)56.5 L Vaughan Amber Edmeads (a3) $4.20 6X573 Spic N Span(8)56.5 J Dalton Toni Direen (a1) $7.90 890 Ely Valley(6)56.5 E Winsloe Kylie Williams $22 0X68 Mandy Bay(9)56.5 S McKay Courtney Barnes (a1) $21 Naughty Barbie(10)56.5 A Borthwick Racha Cuneen (a3) $17 98X88 Setarime(2)56.5 M & M Pitman Amanda Morgan (a2) $18 58X96 Southern Spirit(3)56.5 A Hoffman Jamie Bates $11 5:44 PM PETE FAULKS MASTER DAGGER/SLEEMANS ELECT
11 73X00. Ri’Gah Brook(10)56.5 T Kennedy 12 8X103 Katie’s Diamond(6)55.5 J Yeo A 13 070X6 Tom Dooley(13)56.5 K Cairns B 14 00X03 She’z A Virtuoso(2)55 R Clark C 15 669X4 She’z A Prima Donna(14)54 R Clark
M 6
R6 6:19 OPT 616
1 B 2 1 3 4 2 5 6 7 8 9 3 10 11 12 A 13 4 14 15 16
A ELECTRICAL LTD TROT $8,000, 4YO+ C1 TROT, 2600M
8 9 3 10 11 12 13 4 14
M 8
COMMERCIAL HOTEL/AQUA SALON & SPA HCP R6 $7,000, RATING 65 BENCHMARK*, 1200M
PM
2 1 700X1. Tappy’s Best(3)59 Kerry & Ian Taplin 3 2 221X9 Our Castle(11)58.5 E Winsloe $7,000, RATING 65 BENCHMARK*, 1600M 3 X3617 Peter Parker(12)58 G Wright OPT 615 8X054 Heapzacash(1)59 Patterson/Horrell Doni Prastiyou (a2) $9.80 4 201X6 Josephine Baker(6)57.5 J & J Gordon 455X5 Rikho(9)59 G Robinson Amber Edmeads (a3) $8.80 5 Latin Saint 1 6 10X3 Raw Gold(8)56.5 S Anderton 0X600 Sir Amron(5)59 K Tyler Rebecca Black (a1) $24 56013 Matoaka(8)58 L Beck David Walsh $4.90 7 1490X The Barmaid(7)56 D Bros 4 8 92357 Polly’s Sister(10)55.5 G Gibson 0X100 Macan(3)58 K Tapper Jacob Lowry (a4) $21 34285 Lucky Nemo(4)57.5 Patterson/Horrell Darrin Skerrett $8.50 9 0600X Halobethyname(9)55 S Price 759X0 Ekstra Special(15)57 M & M Pitman Brittany Pitman $12 10 X0925 Ima Geegee(4)55 K Thompson 66X22 Four Gees(11)57 K Thompson Terry Moseley $5.60 11 8709X Optimistic(2)54.5 A Schwarz 52X50 Lucille(12)57 S Anderton Shankar Muniandy $5.30 12 89X48 Northern Tap(1)54 Kerry & Ian Taplin A 13 5778X Spitting Image(5)55.5 A Hoffman 09X29 King Kong(7)57 J Dalton Jamie Bates $15
0X320 Fleeting Grin(8)3:13.30 fr R Todd 6X051 Marshal Star(9)fr N Le Lievre 07232 Franco Tyrone(21)3:20.30 fr D Reardon 49X85 Midfrew Tarpediem(22)3:17.10 fr W Lake 8X050 Apache Moon(23)3:13.40 fr D Flint 2X451 Franco Neeson(24)3:13.40 fr N McGrath 00112 Nero Star(u1)3:20.00 fr N McGrath
R6
1 2 4 3 4 5 RAGING BULL AT BARRA EQUINE AVAILABLE MBL PACE Shannon Manawatu $4.50 M 7:05 PM $9,000, 4YO+ C2 TO C3, C4 TO C5 WITH COND. JUN.D, 1950M 6 John McDermott $10 8 Richard Sissons $5.00 1 03101 Kashin(1)fr Jason & Scott Lethaby Trent Lethaby (J) $26 7 28 Sue Blake $15 2 16250 Real Life Hero(2)2:29.60 fr P Robertson Jeremy Anderson (J) $31 3 134P0 Woodlea DJ(3)2:22.40 fr T Twidle Katie Cox (J) $31 9 GLENYS & P KENNARD GRAPHITE DEVELOPMENT MBL 1 4 22903 Someardensomewhere(4)2:20.90frPurdon/Rasmussen M Anderson (J) $3.60 3 10 6:02 PM 1 11 $7,000, 4YO+ C0 MOB PACE, 2600M 4 5 43390 Return To Sender(5)2:19.80 fr R Dunn Matt Purvis (J) $4.40 3 6 7X622 Justalittlebettor(6)2:21.40 fr B Butt Nathan Purdon (J) $12 M X3085 Here Comes Monkey(1)fr D Johnston David Johnston $41 7 22549 Reklaw Supreme(7)2:19.60 fr G & N Hope Stevie Golding (J) $8.50 8 0 Woneata G(2)fr G Prendergast $5.00 8 6250X Greenburn Creek(8)2:20.80 fr T Butt 31 Kimberly Butt (J) $13 9X33 Ancient Moonlight(3)fr K Odgers Bob Butt $5.00 9 66940 Supreme Gem(9)2:22.50 fr J McDermott Michelle Neilson (J) $51 2 87304 Major Patron(4)3:18.20 fr P & L Jones Colin DeFilippi $7.00 10 31209 Mighty Peruvian(21)2:20.60 fr G & N Hope 23 Alex Veint (J) $14 76472 Nui Toc Tien(5)3:15.90 fr N Ure Jeremy Anderson (J) $5.00 11 76265 Graduate Under Fire(22)2:21.30 fr R Dunn Tom Bagrie (J) $6.00 4 4 67770 Houdini(6)3:17.70 fr K Townley Gerard O’Reilly $31 2 12 21713 Change Time(23)2:20.00 fr K Barron 15 Robbie Close (J) $4.00 70768 Sorpresa(7)3:18.20 fr R Holmes Robbie Holmes $26 6 CHRISTIAN CULLEN MOB PACE M 3X654 Franco Sanchez(8)3:15.90 fr T McMillan Terry McMillan $9.00 7:34 PM $8,000, 3YO+ C1 MOB PACE, 2600M 7 06886 Newmans Jet(9)fr S Lock Matthew Williamson $61 8 X9234 Ohoka Royal(21)3:19.40 fr K Cameron Kyle Cameron $12 1 3456X Bute Courage(1)3:13.60 fr L Hanrahan Ricky May $15 M 1 2 63773 Lovemetwotimes(2)3:11.10 fr R Dunn 57027 Yippe Ki Yay(22)3:19.90 fr K Neilson Robbie Close (J) $16 Samantha Ottley $4.00 8 87P03 Lavros Cash(23)3:17.20 fr R Kennedy Samantha Ottley $15 3 X0X36 Sage Creek(3)3:18.00 fr M Edmonds Murray Edmonds $21 1 50 Macheath(24)fr P Holmes Jim Curtin $31 4 65X78 Speedy Jack(4)3:17.80 fr J Miller Leo O’Reilly $31 2 13 7722 Sans Le Sou(25)fr R Alfeld Ricky Alfeld $3.50 5 64908 So You Think(5)3:19.80 fr B Ward Stevie Golding (J) $31 Craig D Thornley $21 4 88877 Whoosh Factor(26)3:16.40 fr A Stuart Mark Jones $21 6 48767 Brute Ute Anvil(6)3:13.80 fr J Bromley 2 7 100P2 First Flight In(7)3:25.90 fr C Dalgety 35 42908 Caesar’s Empire(27)3:17.80 fr K Barron Blair Orange $12 Dexter Dunn $4.50
R2
Courtney Barnes (a1) $16 Toni Direen (a1) $22 $26 $16 $15
David Walsh $6.80 Kylie Williams $7.90 Lee Callaway $11 Courtney Barnes (a1) $10
SCRATCHED Shankar Muniandy $5.50 Amber Edmeads (a3) $11 Doni Prastiyou (a2) $7.50 Racha Cuneen (a3) $24 Terry Moseley $9.80 Rebecca Black (a1) $11 Amanda Morgan (a2) $13 Jamie Bates $12
DOUBLES 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-101 TREBLES 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 8-9-101 OTHER PK6 5-10 $40,0001 FIRST 4 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 101 QUADDIE 2-3-4-5, 7-8-9-101.
7X000 Monkey Luck(1)3:25.30 fr K Cameron Kyle Cameron $51 402X1 Hazel Alice(2)3:35.70 fr M House Dexter Dunn $3.80 00399 Pammys Boy(3)3:20.80 fr M Edmonds Murray Edmonds $15 P2754 Ethelsville(4)3:22.60 fr L O’Reilly Leo O’Reilly $10 X6000 Millions To Spare(5)3:32.80 fr J Gameson Blair Orange $41 009X0 Lisa Marie P(6)3:23.10 fr M Perriton Robbie Close (J) $61 08545 Zachary Binx(7)3:22.70 fr K Ford Amanda Tomlinson $5.00 X5019 Visualise(8)3:28.00 fr P Iggo Philip Iggo $12 24643 Le Garcon(9)3:22.60 fr P Nairn David Butt $8.00 80068 Gunsight Pass(u1)3:23.50 fr J Ramsay Matt Anderson (J) $41 0X021 Willie Shine(u2)3:26.90 fr R Holmes Robbie Holmes $2.10
R4
A Lee M Grant C Roberts J Dunn R Cockburn Lane & Wales G Cleeve A Bradshaw C Roberts S & B Evans
SNOW-E MUSCLE, ENERGY & FERTILITY DASH $1,400, C2, 295M
R5
R2
Lane & Wales B Dann G Cleeve Lane & Wales C Roberts J & D Fahey M Grant B Dann J & D Fahey Lane & Wales
CTV SPRINT $1,400, C2, 295M
PM
52237 About Town17.32 All[11-3-2-3] Trk(9-3-5) 84357 Starburst Hannah17.55 All[69-7-11-9] Trk(39-4-13) 24732 Jack’s A Jewel17.35 All[80-6-24-9] Trk(53-6-22) 21742 Soumillon17.65 All[23-4-8-2] Trk(10-2-4) 12648 Red Eye Max17.78 All[39-3-3-8] Trk(33-2-9) 41223 Token Raynwtd All[37-4-7-8] Trk(17-1-5) 31275 Cec Divine17.49 All[62-9-9-7] Trk(57-9-14) 17471 Unreliable Andy17.42 All[27-4-2-1] Trk(23-3-3) 76286 Blitzing Flyernwtd All[12-3-1-1] Trk(2-0-0) 51768 Giganaire17.45 All[25-4-9-2] Trk(15-3-6)
R12 3:19
4 1 2 3 2 4 1 5 6 3 7 8 9 10
LIVAMOL STAKES FINAL $2,100, C1F, 520M
PM
74615 Blushing Belle30.63 All[78-8-7-14] Trk(58-7-18) 43451 Protonic Pedro31.08 All[11-2-1-2] Trk(8-2-2) F6425 Know Clown31.26 All[9-1-2-1] Trk(8-1-2) 66828 Opawa Viv31.29 All[13-1-1-0] Trk(11-1-1) 26516 Lagoon May30.79 All[11-2-2-0] Trk(1-1-0) 11711 Kinloch Action30.85 All[8-4-1-0] Trk(6-3-0) 78262 Starburst Clemmy30.54 All[69-8-13-4] Trk(38-3-12) 75142 Jinja Cookie30.71 All[16-3-2-3] Trk(16-3-5) 67X53 Token Kay30.48 All[19-4-5-1] Trk(9-1-3) 64534 Speedy Swedenwtd All[37-3-5-2] Trk(21-0-3)
R11 3:00
1 1 2 3 4 4 5 3 6 7 2 8 9 10
CHRISTCHURCH CASINO SPRINT M $1,200, C1, 295M 9
PM
R10 2:44
1 3 2 3 4 1 5 2 6 7 4 8 9 10
CLARKSON SIGN STUDIO STAKES M $2,200, C2, 520M 9
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Friday at Winton
2 4 1 5 PX # REC HORSE (BARRIER DRAW) KG TRAINER JOCKEY PRICE GUIDE 4 6 2 1 83X23 Diva’s Halo(10)58.5 L Beck Rebecca Black (a1) $4.50 1 7 3 2 5X523 Bee Hapi(8)58.5 J Reece Terry Moseley $5.20 8 3 536 He Ain’t Heavy(2)58.5 S Blair-Edie Lee Callaway $9.20 M 9 4 7890X Rotar(12)58.5 G Gibson Shankar Muniandy $28 6 $8,000, RATING 75 BENCHMARK, 1600M 10 OPT 613 5 8 Smokem Up(6)57 E Winsloe Kylie Williams $18 1 0X460 Motorboat Mike(3)59 S Price Doni Prastiyou (a2) $8.80 11 4 6 2456X The Weddings Off(7)56.5 D Bros Amber Edmeads (a3) $6.50 2 4115X Mr Nobody(2)57.5 J & J Gordon Lee Callaway $9.30 M 7 2630X Final Wave(5)56.5 S McKay Racha Cuneen (a3) $9.80 2 3 X5111 Thyme Zone(5)57 K Thompson Terry Moseley $3.80 6 8 06X Secret Tap(11)56.5 Kerry & Ian Taplin Courtney Barnes (a1) $19 3 4 120X1 Cairnsville(4)55.5 K Cairns David Walsh $4.40 1 9 78X60. Ellies Choice(9)56.5 A Borthwick Jamie Bates $29 1 5 X9031 Southern Sav(1)55 M & M Pitman Amanda Morgan (a2) $3.20 2 10 Siobhan(1)56.5 K J Cody Gavin Coetzee $12 4 6 50714. Golden Castle(6)54 S Blair-Edie Jo Chong (a3) $7.80 3 1 11 3X555 Dragons Den(4)55 M & M Pitman David Walsh $4.10 7 00X03 She’z A Virtuoso(7)54 R Clark Courtney Barnes (a1) $15 14 12 Ma Jeunesse(3)55 E Winsloe Doni Prastiyou (a2) $13 8 669X4 She’z A Prima Donna(8)54 R Clark Racha Cuneen (a3) $14 5 4:02 PM PGG WRIGHTSON AON INSURANCE BROKERS/WATE M 5:12 PM M NIGHTCAPS CONTRACTING / O’MEARA CRUTCHIN 3 6 $8,000, RATING 75 BENCHMARK, 1200M 6 6 OPT 612 $7,000, MDN, 1600M 7 OPT 614 3 1 4230X Don’tlikemonday(8)61.5 S McKay 3 1 X0450 Brother Bowman(5)58.5 T Charles Rebecca Black (a1) $7.70 2 8 Jacob Lowry (a4) $5.20 49 2 177X7 I’m Maveric(2)61.5 M & M Pitman David Walsh $8.90 2 456 My Plan(7)58.5 S Blair-Edie Lee Callaway $9.10 3 3858X The Bishop(6)58.5 D Bros Daniel Bothamley $12 10 Daniel Bothamley $12 3 605 Rub It In(4)58.5 S Blair-Edie PM
FLAIR SPRINT FINAL M $1,400, C1F, 295M 9
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63364 Chloe’s Prodigy30.62 All[29-7-1-5] Trk(12-4-3) C Roberts 42478 Take A Trick30.62 All[68-7-11-11] Trk(64-6-21) M Flipp 61874 Earn Me Some30.93 All[20-3-3-4] Trk(7-1-2) C Roberts 26475 True Blue Style30.60 All[30-4-2-1] Trk(30-4-3) M K Dempsey 1232F Scotsome Power30.99 All[60-3-13-7] Trk(48-2-15) McCook & Jopson 3353X Flying Amelia30.29 All[15-3-1-4] Trk(14-3-5) C Weir 23242 Flip Flippa30.80 All[53-3-12-13] Trk(41-3-19) Lane & Wales 22551 Know Smiggle30.78 All[31-3-8-6] Trk(28-2-12) G Cleeve 48366 Culvie Sprite30.62 All[23-3-2-4] Trk(23-3-6) Hart & Taylor 76664 Banbit30.57 All[85-8-13-15] Trk(55-7-17) McCook & Jopson
R9 2:26
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DOUBLES 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-121 TREBLES 1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-121 QUADDIE 2-3-4-5, 9-10-11-121.
63461 Turbo Tundra17.52 All[109-11-7-22] Trk(58-7-12) M Grant 43141 Puma Pants17.33 All[21-4-3-4] Trk(14-3-5) J McInerney 23175 Sarah’s Domain17.70 All[66-7-11-10] Trk(13-1-2) J McInerney 66611 Camray17.38 All[67-12-2-8] Trk(46-8-7) L Waretini 12851 Wears The Gold17.50 All[13-3-2-0] Trk(8-3-1) C Roberts 86518 Look At Lucy17.48 All[22-4-4-1] Trk(22-4-5) Mitchell & Smith 53131 Homebush Zane17.64 All[28-4-3-7] Trk(15-2-4) J McInerney 22511 Homebush Ramona17.61 All[24-3-4-2] Trk(15-1-4) J McInerney 62542 Kenny’s Comet17.56 All[74-4-15-13] Trk(70-4-26) Mitchell & Smith 46722 Ohoka Faith17.52 All[27-1-3-3] Trk(26-1-6) L Waretini
R8 2:09
4 1 2 3 4 5 3 6 2 7 1 8 9 10
DAVE EMERSON CONSULTANCY STAKES M $1,900, C1, 520M 9
54114 Opawa Jean30.68 All[41-8-2-2] Trk(28-5-2) Lane & Wales 33165 Know Judge30.86 All[42-3-4-9] Trk(39-3-12) G Cleeve 64144 Chill Out Ralph31.14 All[104-7-8-13] Trk(64-1-13) Lane & Wales 37255 Nicky Noir30.54 All[13-2-2-1] Trk(9-2-2) B Dann 71437 Homebush Coral31.11 All[56-5-5-9] Trk(31-1-7) J McInerney 22157 Big John Canon30.79 All[18-1-7-1] Trk(18-1-8) M K Dempsey 26212 Lagoon Bellenwtd All[7-1-4-0] Trk(0) C Roberts 33117 Lil Danny Rascalnwtd All[5-2-0-2] Trk(2-1-1) McCook & Jopson 86362 Jewel Apache31.30 All[10-1-1-2] Trk(8-1-2) S & B Evans 64343 Jasper Hakanwtd All[63-5-6-11] Trk(37-3-10) J McInerney
R7 1:51
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GARRARD’S HORSE & HOUND DASH M $1,200, C1, 295M 9
55152 Budgie Right17.63 All[5-1-1-0] Trk(5-1-1) 73264 Royal Apache17.43 All[9-1-2-1] Trk(7-1-3) 51346 Zulu Mercedes17.92 All[9-1-0-1] Trk(4-1-0) 76888 Bluey Ruffero17.60 All[19-1-0-3] Trk(19-1-3) 78444 Two Ways17.30 All[68-8-10-10] Trk(43-4-16) 64623 Elwood Sensation17.65 All[9-2-1-1] Trk(8-2-2) 28433 Petra Hakanwtd All[36-1-6-7] Trk(18-0-7) 37342 Know Laughing17.54 All[10-1-2-3] Trk(10-1-5) 46722 Ohoka Faith17.52 All[27-1-3-3] Trk(26-1-6) 75246 Bizarro17.59 All[114-4-15-22] Trk(67-2-22)
R6 1:34
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11 Calinda Girl30.92 All[2-2-0-0] Trk(1-1-0) 83422 Zulu Chanelnwtd All[10-0-2-1] Trk(5-0-1) 5655 Mercedes Goldnwtd All[4-0-0-0] Trk(4-0-0) X3476 Know Rightsnwtd All[23-0-2-4] Trk(21-0-6) 1 Long Stockings31.37 All[1-1-0-0] Trk(1-1-0) 7653 Pint Sized Pixienwtd All[4-0-0-1] Trk(2-0-0) 323X3 Zipping Jacobnwtd All[6-0-2-4] Trk(1-0-1) 55534 Zahra Moonnwtd All[21-0-3-4] Trk(13-0-4) 64866 Marty McMothnwtd All[19-0-0-0] Trk(18-0-0) 65577 Coldrumnwtd All[16-0-2-1] Trk(14-0-3)
R5 1:16
1 1 2 2 3 4 5 4 6 7 3 8 9 10
CAROL’S TAB SPRINT M $1,100, C0, 295M 9
35345 Know Lucknwtd All[8-0-0-2] Trk(6-0-2) Nickstanwtd 7 Moonlight Ladnwtd All[1-0-0-0] Trk(1-0-0) 7 Brooke Davisnwtd All[1-0-0-0] Trk(1-0-0) Pistols Princessnwtd Token Musclesnwtd 543 Homebush Howardnwtd All[3-0-0-1] Trk(0) 63 High On Veenwtd All[2-0-0-1] Trk(2-0-1) 62887 Tear Away Teddynwtd All[6-0-1-0] Trk(6-0-1) 78 Homebush Buttonnwtd All[2-0-0-0] Trk(0)
R4 12:59
1 1 2 2 3 4 3 5 6 4 7 8 9 10
COALGATE TAVERN DASH M $1,100, C0, 295M 9
Friday at Addington Raceway
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Blair Orange $21 Jim Curtin $12 Robbie Close (J) $15 Colin DeFilippi $31 Katie Cox (J) $21 Nigel McGrath $5.00 Anthony Butt $4.50
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24948 Price Of Fame(6)3:21.30 fr R Dunn Samantha Ottley $7.00 07X83 Mrs Twobob(7)3:23.00 fr J Hay John Hay $12 790X8 Solar Sam(8)3:26.40 fr R Thornley Katie Cox (J) $51 70077 Gin Rummy(9)3:23.20 fr I Cameron Ian Cameron $61 44159 Natural(10)3:24.10 fr D & C Butt David Butt $3.00 000X0 Keeping The Dream(u1)3:23.70 fr D Taylor Ricky May $21
R9 9:37
M TELTRAC COMMUNICATIONS LTD HCP TROT 8 $9,000, 5YO+ C2 TO C4, C5 WITH COND. SPECHCP, 2600M 1
48076 Snow Boy(1)3:25.00 fr S Lock Matthew Williamson $61 90000 No Potato(2)3:19.00 fr K Townley Dexter Dunn $10 03P71 Astrapi(3)3:24.00 fr M Jones Mark Jones $7.00 X9643 Fireman(4)3:32.30 fr P Toomey Gerard O’Reilly $31 070X9 Opawa Speed(5)3:28.20 fr K Cameron Kyle Cameron $41 31946 All Lit Up(1)3:19.90 10 L & J Smith Justin Smith $21 49X82 Vacanza(u1)3:18.80 10 B Hutton Jim Curtin $11 44234 Live The Dream(1)3:18.50 20 D Taylor Ricky May $5.00 08895 Whata Gamble(2)3:17.40 20 F Fletcher Sam Smolenski $11 74667 Quality Invasion(u1)3:17.10 20 B Graham Amber Lethaby $3.40 82161 Indiana Jones(u2)3:18.30 20 S McRae Craig D Thornley $2.80
XCM SPORT MOB PACE $7,000, 3YO+ C0 MOB PACE, 1950M
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0X Machiavelli(1)fr M Smolenski
Mark Smolenski $51
2 Ma Joi(2)fr R Holmes Colin DeFilippi $7.00 B 3 00700 Buono Amici(3)2:27.30 fr R Keats Rex Keats $41 4 79608 Gracey Lacey(4)2:32.50 fr M Edmonds Jeremy Anderson (J) $61 5 0900X Smart Kamwood(5)2:28.20 fr I Schwamm Ivan Schwamm $101 A 6 0X009 Thingamajig(6)fr D Flint Katie Cox (J) $31 1 7 2 Major Stride(7)fr D Anderson Ricky May $3.60 8 78X It’s All Over Now(8)2:32.40 fr B Ward Matthew Williamson $15 9 0 Woneata G(9)fr G Prendergast Gerard O’Reilly $15 3 10 5X20 Maritime Arden(21)fr M Jones Michelle Neilson (J) $41 2 11 X9X2P Maverick(22)2:24.90 fr D & C Butt Bob Butt $6.00 12 4X005 Miami Heat(23)2:23.60 fr R Dunn Samantha Ottley $15 13 8L Hunter Bromac(24)fr M House Dexter Dunn $15 8:35 PM ALABAR SIRES STAKES FILLIES SERIES HEAT MBL PACE 14 Party Delight(25)fr R Holmes Robbie Holmes $9.00 $25,000, 3YO FILLIES MOB PACE, 1950M 4 15 5204 Champagne Dreams(26)2:22.40 fr M Jones Blair Orange $3.20 X1121 Delightful Lana(1)2:20.50 fr C Dalgety Dexter Dunn $3.20 Jim Curtin $21 8X7 Changeover A Flyin(2)2:32.50 fr M Edmonds Murray Edmonds $61 16 50 Macheath(27)fr P Holmes
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111 Classical Art(3)2:24.00 fr Purdon/Rasmussen N Rasmussen $2.80 1834 Twice The Delight(4)2:21.30 fr M Jones Mark Jones $41 421X1 Supersonic Miss(5)2:20.70 fr Purdon/Rasmussen Mark Purdon $1.60 66X41 Carisma(6)2:32.30 fr D Mitchell Gerard O’Reilly $51 68666 Bird Of Paradise(7)2:22.50 fr B Ward Colin DeFilippi $26
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R10 10:07
1 2 3 AINGER TOMLIN CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS TROT 4 9:05 PM $8,000, 4YO+ C1 TROT, 2600M 5 46 08X02 Lavros Segil(1)3:31.40 fr P Anderson Mark Jones $7.50 37 75927 Paint The Moon(2)3:19.60 fr M Edmonds Murray Edmonds $21 307X2 Heza Mighty Monarch(3)3:24.10 fr N McGrath Nigel McGrath $2.40 8 19 70X00 Xmas Joyella(4)3:23.00 fr F Morris Craig D Thornley $81 2 10 X4663 Millicent(5)3:21.30 fr C & J DeFilippi Colin DeFilippi $7.00
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MICO PLUMBING HORNBY/CRANFORD MOB TROT $7,000, 3YO+ C0 MOB TROT, 1950M
Caribbean Fizz(1)fr G McCrea Kyle Cameron $21 99P6 Tehoro Ruby(2)2:42.60 fr R Holmes Robbie Holmes $5.00 00 Family Night(3)fr G McCrea Ian Cameron $31 56986 Hope And Pray(4)fr S Lock Matthew Williamson $26 00 Tehoro Holly(5)fr R Holmes Jack Harrington (J) $8.00 7496 Unyielding Spirit(6)2:30.60 fr J Versteeg Jim Curtin $15 44556 Pat’s Success(7)2:32.10 fr N Edge Colin DeFilippi $11 30550 Diana Harbour(8)2:38.20 fr K James Kevin James $14 8X273 Big Ears(u1)2:29.10 fr M Larter Craig D Thornley $2.00 Sunny Pride(u2)fr M Edmonds Murray Edmonds $4.50
h M7 12:35 M 7 R1 OPT 70 1
Geraldine Harness (Grass)
Saturday at Orari Racecourse
SIM’S BAKERY TROT 13 789X1 Kate De Goldie(2)10 R Holmes $10 ,0 0 0 , 3YO+ C0 TROT, 250 0 M 14 44205 K C Monet(3)10 R Dunn
DOUBLES 2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9, 10 -111 TREBLES 1-2-3, 5-6-7, 9-10 -111 FIRST 4 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 , 111 QUADDIE 2-3-4-5, 8-9-10 -111.
C 2 6X900 Hestia Franco(2)fr L Smart 4 14 B 3 0700D Fortunately(3)fr K Ford M PX # REC HORSE (START POSITION) HCP TRAINER DRIVER 15 8X878 Lilac Desire(4)3:14.20 10 D Taylor 1 4 66233 McArdle Royale(4)fr M House Matt Anderson (J) 7 2 1 00435 Scarlett Lane(1)3:53.10 fr S Lock Matthew Williamson 16 2X202 Red Hot Toddy(5)10 K Barron 5 X8952 K C Pedro(5)2:19.20 fr A Hastie Jeremy Anderson (J) 4 2 35X24 Soney Beatt(2)fr K Ford Amanda Tomlinson 17 08516 Mossdale Major(6)10 G & N Hope 6 10X Horace Greeley(6)fr Purdon/Rasmussen Nathan Purdon (J) 1 3 08070 Little Miss(3)fr T Jellyman Tim Jellyman 18 48149 Sounds Swift(7)3:19.00 10 K O’Reilly A 7 07705 Threebee(7)fr M Smolenski Kim Grant (J) 2 4 Galleons Royale(4)fr D Anderson Dave Anderson 8 X3217 Mighty Mara (8) fr K Barron Robbie Close (J) 23 pm 2:20 VILLAGE INN TAB & SPORTS BAR HCP TROT M 5 Mon Richie(5)fr D Ross Leo O’Reilly 7 Matt Purvis (J) 4 $10 ,0 0 0 , 4YO+ C1 TO C3 SPECHCP TROT, 250 0 M 9 55464 Donegal Jimmy Dave(9)fr R Dunn OPT 70 4 1 6 82582 Need Success(6)fr M Austin Blair Orange Brad Williamson (J) 5 1 32144 Nicaela(1)fr R Holmes Jack Harrington (J) 10 54235 Betty Golightly(21)fr A Garters 7 0607 Gael Ludlow(7)fr B Crothers Barry Crothers 2 1 Likely Jet(22)fr J Hay Ineka Lee (J) 6 2 87221 Tachma(2)fr S Lock Matthew Williamson 11 8 Fiery Mountain Girl(8)fr Craig & Aimee Edmonds John Dunn 12 37X38 Scotlynn Mach (23) fr D Taylor Katie Cox (J) 7 3 709X0 Lady Hest(3)fr M Tapper Stevie Golding (J) 9 9 Insignificant(9)fr B Hutton Jim Curtin Michelle Neilson (J) 8 4 26559 Bono Hest(4)fr A Faulks Andrew Faulks 13 X8235 Smart Caesar(24)fr N Edge 10 008X9 Trouble Me(10)3:37.30 fr K Daly Carl Markham Alex Veint (J) 9 5 45402 Sarah Palin(5)3:21.00 fr M Nyhan Peter Davis 14 10X38 Queen’s Advocate(25)fr M Shinn 11 485X7 Overstayer(11)fr C Harrison Colin Harrison Loren Lester (J) 1 10 6 90884 Filigree Sheree(6)fr K Ford Amanda Tomlinson 15 76704 Going To California(26)fr B Ward 12 X7570 Time For Success(12)fr M Ward Craig Ward 4 Stevie Golding (J) 3 11 7 07867 Miri(7)3:22.10 fr D O’Connell Denis O’Connell 16 0X722 Ranfurly Rulz(27)fr G & N Hope A 13 Diana Harbour SCRATCHED 17 Jaycees Belle SCRATCHED 12 8 1589X Dream Big(8)fr M Tapper Step hen McNally 3 14 X7373 Henley Park(13)3:27.60 fr B Borcoskie Paul Borcoskie 4:0 6 pm NORTH END MOTORS HCP PACE 13 3 9 04503 Petite Royal(9)fr R Holmes Robbie Holmes M 15 56986 Hop e And Pray(14)fr S Lock Stevie Golding (J) $10 ,0 0 0 , 3YO+ C1 TO C2 SPECHCP PACE, 250 0 M 4 14 OPT 70 7 10 35303 Martini(10)fr D O’Connell Craig D Thornley 7 16 X9X62 Tessa’s Rocket(u1)fr R Rennie Robbie Close (J) 11 70700 Mr Majestic(u1)fr A Faulks John Dunn 1 80300 Drover’s Eyre(1)3:25.40 fr B Waldron Craig D Thornley 1:10 pm FRESH CHOICE GERALDINE MOB PACE A 12 48076 Snow Boy(1)10 S Lock M M Robbie Close (J) 2 0X549 Outta Sight(2)fr R Bennett Lawrence McCormick 7 $10 ,0 0 0 , 3YO+ C0 MOB PACE, 1850 M 4 13 6514P Cherry Lindenny(2)10 K James 7 OPT 70 2 Jim Curtin 3 3 32224 Provocative Prince(3)fr D Mitchell Jonny W Cox 1 Hey Knowchange(1)fr S Adlam Samantha Ottley 14 001X8 Free Bird(u1)3:24.10 10 B Ward Samantha Ottley 4 80349 Canndew(4)fr M Nyhan Peter Davis 1 2 Donegal Ideal Knight(2)fr M Smolenski Jim Curtin 2 15 12183 Give Me Strength(1)20 N Taylor Gerard O’Reilly 5 3328X Ohoka Benson(5)fr G & N Hope Stevie Golding (J) 2 3 83903 Levels Legacy(3)fr M Tapper Matthew Williamson 1 16 0X114 Eyre I Come(u1)20 M Jones Blair Orange 6 210X0 Fifteen C(6)3:19.60 fr W Williams Chris McDowell 3 A 4 6589X Karanga Sweet P(4)fr D Jones Gavin Smith 17 869X4 Sarah Lindenny(u2)20 C Harrison Colin Harrison 7 22731 Highview Freddy(7)fr R Dunn John Dunn 4 5 06886 Newmans Jet(5)fr S Lock Robbie Close (J) 35 8 804X0 Fastroundtown(8)3:16.50 fr R Beale Jared Ovens (J) pm 2:55 PGG WRIGHTSON PACE M 6 0X000 Trevi Bromac(6)fr K Dixon Jeremy Anderson (J) $10 ,0 0 0 , 3YO+ C0 PACE, 250 0 M 7 OPT 70 5 9 245X9 Iwannabebig(1)10 B Hutton Jim Curtin 6 7 586X9 C A Penny(7)fr B Waldron Step hen McNally Matthew Williamson 7 Gerard O’Reilly 10 79954 Xmas In New York(2)10 S Allen 4 8 04873 John Doe(8)2:18.40 fr W Stapleton Gerard O’Reilly 1 29 Gotta Get Lucky(1)fr G Kelk 4 11 03010 Tokohoka(3)10 Purdon/Rasmussen Natalie Rasmussen 8 Chris McDowell 3 9 02 Sandvik Star(9)fr R Todd Regan Todd 2 930X2 Agnes de Gerolstein(2)fr W Williams 12 12X00 Tubby Jim(4)10 R Paterson Bob Butt 9 2 3 52053 All Nuts N Bolts (3) fr B Hutton Jim Curtin 10 900X0 Lucy Holmes(21)fr R Beale Jared Ovens (J) 2 13 34034 That Guy Finn(5)10 J Howe Terry Chmiel 1 10 Samantha Ottley 11 00400 Kowhai King(22)fr N Edge Craig D Thornley 4 630X4 Tom Bola(4)3:21.70 fr D Ross Samantha Ottley 4 11 Tim Williams 14 30401 Shadow Rider(6)10 F Shrives 12 Marquis Eyre(23)fr M Brown Michelle Neilson (J) 5 20720 Cimarron(5)fr M Smolenski 1 15 27X25 Itz Bettor To Win(7)10 Purdon/Rasmussen Mark Purdon 3 6 70X33 Royal Chance(6)fr R Winter 2 12 Matthew Williamson 2 13 1X944 Johnny Jet(24)fr R Dunn John Dunn Blair Orange 4 7 37 Shantahlia Romeo(7)fr G Lamb Terry Chmiel 16 0X777 Zaksp atrol(8)10 M Jones 1 14 1X Lightfingered(25)fr Purdon/Rasmussen Tim Williams M B 8 07X Jubilant Franco(8)fr M Nyhan 4:41 pm LINTON DISTRIBUTORS FILLIES & MARES MOB PACE 7 15 0 Omihi El(26)fr J Withell M Leo O’Reilly 9 Defy The Odds (9) fr R Dunn John Dunn $10 ,0 0 0 , 3YO+ F&M C0 MOB PACE, 1850 M 7 OPT 70 8 1:45 pm PYE GROUP FILLIES & MARES HCP PACE M 1 Roddy Curtin $10 ,0 0 0 , 3YO+ F&M C1 TO C2 SPECHCP PACE, 250 0 M D 10 6588X Coyote(10)3:21.30 fr F Baigent 7 OPT 70 3 2 1 33X25 Tintinara(1)fr R Dunn John Dunn 3 2 C 11 507X9 Lifestyler (11) 3:19.80 fr K Collins Todd Woodward 1 207X4 Indian Arrow(1)3:14.90 fr J Patterson 1 2 1X4 Storm Maguire(2)fr C Dalgety John Patterson Trent Lethaby (J) 3 6 Sounds Orsum(12)fr K O’Reilly Kerry O’Reilly 3 B 2 000X0 Riverboat Princess(2)3:21.10 fr L Smart 8 Dag And Washington(3)fr M Nyhan Peter Davis Nathan Purdon (J) 12 13 62355 Arizona Eyre (13) fr M Brown Michelle Neilson (J) 3 3 210 Carrickmannon(3)fr G O’Reilly 4 46809 Valmara(4)fr M Cations Gerard O’Reilly Matthew Williamson 4 Gimmegold(14)fr J Hay John Hay 5 00 Break Dance(5)fr S Adlam 45 4 40206 Sp ecial Bella(4)3:13.30 fr C Markham Gerard O’Reilly Carl Markham 14 15 2490X Doctor McDreamy (15) fr A Garters Bob Butt 5 57775 Hit The Sp ot(5)3:18.00 fr S Adlam 6 Samantha Ottley Mighty Imp act(6)fr B Mowbray Blair Orange 2 6 1 Stevie Golding (J) 7 3706X Art Exhibit(7)fr M Shinn A 6 90706 Waikari Cash(6)3:30.00 fr K James Kevin James 16 71X52 Webb Ellis(16)fr Paul & Mitchell Kerr Terry Chmiel 7 Step hen McNally 8 7 65393 Goshawk(7)fr McCormick/Kentish Lawrence McCormick 17 340X7 Banora Boy(17)fr D Anderson Bridget Blue Chip (8)fr R Holmes Robbie Holmes 8 Blair Orange 9 1 8 X5012 Bettor Think Twice(8)fr C Dalgety Lady Dazzler(9)fr G Lamb Robbie Close (J) 9 Matthew Williamson 18 84407 Sp eedski(u1)fr K Barron A 19 Christian Lady (u2) fr P McClelland 9 X0083 Grin Again(9)fr M Heenan 10 00X46 Bellisario(21)fr P Holmes Leo O’Reilly Craig D Thornley 10 3:31 pm TEMUKA TRANSPORT MOB PACE 11 1 11 2 10 171 My Baby’s Laughing(10)fr J Hay Ineka Lee (J) M Chivilcoy(22)fr M Smolenski Jim Curtin $10 ,0 0 0 , 4YO+ C1 MOB PACE JUN.D, 1850 M 12 5X6X Elshavy(23)fr M Smolenski OPT 70 6 11 80597 Floreta(u1)fr N Edge Jim Curtin 7 Mark Smolenski 12 4 12 26340 All Delight(1)3:17.40 10 S McRae 3 1 53272 Perissa(1)fr M Jones 3 13 329 Stop andstare(24)fr Purdon/Rasmussen Craig D Thornley Kimberly Butt (J) Natalie Rasmussen 13 pm
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Robbie Holmes John Dunn Katie Cox (J) Blair Orange Stevie Golding (J) Kerry O’Reilly
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Sunday at Cromwell pm
Smoken Roman
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433X1 Mossdale Conner(1)fr G & N Hope 21244 Bio Marinus(2)fr Purdon/Rasmussen 83560 Live Lea(3)3:40.20 fr G McStay 32457 Lumos(4)fr R Dunn 1X051 Karanga Red Fantasy(5)fr D Jones 30419 Roxy Bromac(6)fr P Young 48436 Maiden Rome(7)fr G & N Hope 91660 Cap tain Peacock(1)10 D Taylor 213X3 Isaiah(2)10 Purdon/Rasmussen 11456 Meticulous(u1)10 Purdon/Rasmussen 48735 Mighty Flying Mac(1)20 C Dalgety 0070X Mach’s Gladiator(u1)20 P Burrows 1X713 All Star Man(1)30 G Payne pm
Tart N Tights
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The Fiery Ginga
Matthew Williamson Carl Middleton Jim Curtin Stevie Golding (J) Samantha Ottley
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38505 Royal Asp irations(1)3:41.40 30 F Fletcher 96057 Vulcan(2)30 D & C Butt 62110 Rare Op p ortunity(3)30 Purdon/Rasmussen 42926 King Of Strathfield(1)3:47.40 40 G Dunn 15389 Clover Don(2)40 R Holmes pm
Gerard O’Reilly Mark Purdon Robbie Holmes John Dunn Gavin Smith Jessica Young (J) Stevie Golding (J) Regan Todd Natalie Rasmussen Tim Williams Matthew Williamson Bob Butt Grant R Payne
LYNN RIVER HCP TROT $12,0 0 0 , 5YO+ C4 & FASTER DISCRHCP TROT, 2850 M
16033 Yankee One(u1)fr P Williamson 58294 Another Love(1)3:44.40 10 C Middleton 157X9 Sunchita(1)20 B Hill 12240 Donaldson(2)3:43.00 20 G & N Hope 52561 Valmagne(u1)20 J Kennett
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g M6 Otago Races CROMWELL TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB MAIDEN 20 M M $10 ,0 0 0 , MDN, 20 30 M 6 R4 1:55 6 R1 12:10
X4268 Dana Dynasty(25)2:20.90 fr T Healy
Sam Smolenski Bob Butt Mark Purdon Gerard O’Reilly Robbie Holmes
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Ashburton Guardian 19
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Clarke finds her niche Former Ashburton cricketer, Georgia Clarke, will likely take the new ball for the Otago Sparks against the Auckland Hearts in the opening match of the New Zealand Women’s Domestic Twenty20 competition at Melville Park today. Clarke struggled to get a run with Canterbury so took her gear bag south and the seam bowler has done enough so far this summer to earn a start for the Sparks. They meet the Hearts in a T20 clash today, and then back-to-back one day matches tomorrow and Sunday.
McIlroy looks big threat
Howzat? Jayden Fuller (above) is bowled as the Ashburton College Year 9s were unceremoniously dumped out of the New Zealand Community Trust Cricket Competition, going down to Roncalli College by 10 wickets yesterday.
College won the toss and elected to bat where opener Liam McCormack made 73 but his only support came from Harry Galbraith (14) and the 33 extras boosted college’s total to 128 all out after 28. Roncalli then chased down the tar-
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get in 23.4 overs without losing a wicket. It was a heavy defeat as South Canterbury Cricket returned the favour, after the Mid Canterbury team’s dominant start to the new Mid-South combined Year 9 and 10 grade.
Methven-Lauriston and Ashburton College are unbeaten after five rounds, with comfortable victories having MethvenLauriston top, with a bye tomorrow, and College in second coming off the bye to meet Timaru Boys’.
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Domain hosting Lauren London-bound T20 crash and bash By Jonathan Leask
Jonathan.l@theguardian.co.nz
People attending the Ashburton Domain’s 150th celebrations might be ducking for cover on Sunday. Mid Canterbury Cricket is holding a Twenty20 Tournament at the domain, with the hosts up against Canterbury Country, South Canterbury and Canterbury A. Mid Canterbury have had 50-over wins against Marlborough and South Canterbury before a loss to North Otago last weekend. On Sunday they play Canterbury Country at 10.30am and then Canterbury A at 2.30pm - both on the Oval - in what is the side’s last hit-out before opening their Hawke Cup campaign with a two-day match against Otago Country six days later on the same ground. Batsmen will be hoping to get plenty of time at the crease at the weekend with bowlers chasing their rhythm for the game’s shorter version. They all might have to rely
on Sunday’s short format matches to find their form, with the forecast predicting another potential washout in the Pritchard Shield 45-over senior club competition tomorrow. In a crucial clash in the chase for the shield the two unbeaten competition leaders, Tech and Lauriston A, square off in the domain with the winner set to move into outright first place after four rounds. After being the only team to come away with a win in last week’s rained affected round, Methven will look for backto-back wins at home against Coldstream, with the Twenty-20 champions still searching for some form in the longer version. In the other match Allenton heads out to Line Road to face Lauriston B. The Ashburton College 1st XI has day two of their match against Christchurch Boys’ High School 3rd XI, holding a 100 run lead with the visitors still in their first innings resuming at 80/4.
Hinds cyclist Lauren Ellis and the other New Zealand’s track cyclists will be looking to step up a gear at the second of three UCI World Cups in London next week. The 16-strong team is virtually unchanged from the opening World Cup in Mexico as the riders look to progress across the board in the Olympic events of team sprint, team pursuit, omnium, sprint and keirin over a shorter two and a half day programme from December 5 to 7 in London. It is the first major international cycling event in the velodrome used for the 2012 London Olympics and what will be the venue for the 2016 World Championships. Ellis and the women’s team pursuit combination of Rushlee Buchanan, Jaime Nielsen and Georgia Williams made an encouraging return to the international scene in Mexico, finishing fourth but setting a national record time in the process. They and the rest of the team are looking for improved performances with BikeNZ head
A jet-lagged Rory McIlroy threatened to blow away the field after closing with a tap-in birdie for a first-round 69 at the Australian Open yesterday. After waking at 4.30am, the world No.1 laboured most of the morning before emerging from his slumber to finish in style to be well in the hunt at two-under-par for the championship. Ominously for his rivals, McIlroy promised a much-improved second-round showing on Friday after a better night’s sleep. Adam Scott made a disastrous start, staggering to the turn at five over after starting with a horror double-bogey six and then dropping further shots at the par-4 third, sixth and ninth holes. - AAP
Gunners make last 16 Arsenal qualified for the final 16 of soccer’s Champions League for the 15th successive season as Yaya Sanogo’s first goal for the club and a gem from Alexis Sanchez clinched a 2-0 win over Borussia Dortmund. Arsene Wenger’s side desperately needed a European victory after back-to-back English Premier League defeats to Swansea and Manchester United. But Sanogo took less than two minutes to notch his first goal for Arsenal, in his 18th appearance since transferring last year from Auxerre. And a majestic secondhalf strike from Sanchez ensured Arsenal, who had needed a point to go through from Group D. - AFP
Dressing-room rage
Lauren Ellis on track.
coach Dayle Cheatley looking for progression across the board. “We made a solid start to the campaign and we are looking to step up across all of our squads to complete this current block of training,” he said. “We are looking for continued progression of performance through to the world championships also towards Rio.” With an injured Marc Ryan and Dylan Kennett unavailable for selection, the only change sees Myron Simpson come in to join the team pursuit with Cam Karwowski also moving into the team pursuit. The team leave for London tomorrow.
The Irish Rugby Union is reportedly considering charging the Australian Rugby Union for dressing room damage caused by a Wallabies staff member following last week’s Test in Dublin. The Irish Examiner newspaper said a door and hinges were broken at Lansdowne Road, causing “a few thousand euros” worth of damage but the ARU owned up to the incident soon after the 26-23 loss. It isn’t clear which staff member caused the damage but it is not believed to be coach Michael Cheika. - AAP
Bowls pairs draw Mid Canterbury Bowls Pairs To be played Sunday 30th Nov Ashburton and Hampstead greens 9am start Players must be from same club, also in Club Uniforms Ashburton Green R. Herriott (Convenor) Skips: R. Holdem, G. Sparks, G. Bishop, J. Ryk, B. White, G. Laird, C. Carter, R. Gutberlet, R. Kane, B. Marsh, B. Mayson, M. Behrens, B. Ravencroft, H. Goodhall, R. Fensom, N. Atkinson Hampstead Green A. Hill (Convenor) Skips: M. Smallridge, G. Crack, C. Clark, D. Kiddy, J. Lattimore, R. Greaney, A. Hill, M. Anderson, B. Williams, B. Clark, G. Pagey, M. Skilling, N. Wood, G. Eder, B. Harper, C. Tubb
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Daily Events Friday 9.00am ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. Real women circuit training in hall. 48 Allens Road, Allenton.
Saturday 9.00am - 12.30pm ASHBURTON DISTRICT FARMERS MARKET. Local produce by local producers and hot food!!. North End West Street car park. 9.00am - 12.30pm ASHBURTON CRAFT MARKET. West Street. 9.30am ST ANDREWS ANGLICAN CHURCH
TRADES, SERVICES
Road Closure
– Ashburton Car Club Gravel Sprint Event Ashburton District Council gives public notice of a road closure for the purpose of allowing the Ashburton Car Club to hold a Gravel Sprint event (with the exception of emergency vehicles) for the period indicated hereunder. Roads to be closed: Rutherfords Road, between former Lambies Road and Boyds Road Period of closure: From 9.00am to 6.30pm on Saturday 29 November 2014. This notice of closure is made under the Local Government Act 1974 - Schedule 10 (11 (e)). It will be an offence under the above regulations for any person than under authority of an authorised permit to use the roads / streets for ordinary vehicular traffic during the period of closure. Neil McCann
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29 ALFORD Forest Road. 7.30am - 4.00pm. Saturday, Nov 29. Knitting and spinning wool, many craft related items, 400 metres material, books, ornaments, dishes etc, dolls etc, 150 metres PVC spouting. GARAGE Sale. Racecourse Road. 8.30am, Saturday, Nov 29. Woodturners, crockery, cutlery, glasses, etc. Something for everyone!
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GARAGE SALES
GARAGE SALE - Saturday, November 29. Kermode GRAZING Street near Warehouse signs out 9.30am. Selling up GRAZING for lambs wanted. huge variety of goods at Will consider small blocks. fantastic prices. Come and have a look. Phone 308 1350.
AMSOIL SYNTHETIC LUBRICANTS - All oils, greases, fuel additives, filters, antifreeze, car polish, V & L cleaner, tyre cleaner, rust GARAGE SALES bust, rain clear, engine cleaner and more. Call local distributor: Veehof. Phone 14 KELVIN Street, 8am, Saturday, November 29. 302 2911. Children’s toys, furniture and more. Household items.
ENTERTAINMENT
FOR SALE DEADLINES - Ashburton Guardian Classifieds close at 4.30pm every week day, the day prior to insertion. Phone 03 307 7965.
FOR SALE: Feed wheat. $400 per tonne. Near Tinwald. Please phone 308 MEGA GARAGE SALE - 7816. Furniture, metal beds, preloved clothing, toys, books, FOR SALE: Spa pool. Good outdoor furniture and lots order. $950 ono. Phone 308 more. Saturday, November 6577. 29. 8 - late. Grove St. Tinwald. “TONE’E H.” Art, Clothing, Gifts etc. Jewellery, Affordable Style that’s Fun SATURDAY, 9.30am. Bridge and Fabulous. November 29Street. Sign at gate. Bit of 30, 10am - 4pm. 77 everything. Clothes, Racecourse Road or online: ornaments, books, saws, www.tonee.co.nz kitchen stuff. If raining, not All welcome. on.
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CARAVANS, TRAILERS
9.30am ST ANDREWS ANGLICAN CHURCH TINWALD. Cuppa, activities and laughter. St Andrews hall, Cnr Thomson and Jane Street, Tinwald.
10.00am METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE. New Zealand Alpine and Agriculture Encounter, interactive fun for all ages. Main Street, Methven. 1.00pm - 3.00pm ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM.
Classic aircraft on display. Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road. 1.00pm - 4.00pm ASHBURTON DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP. Open for research, all welcome. Upstairs in the Old Polytech building, 254 Cameron Street.
1.30pm R.S.A. CARD SECTION. Euchre, Ashburton R.S.A. Cox Street. 2.00pm CAVENDISH CLUB. Annual Meeting, no charge. 31 Tancred Street.
TINWALD. Community garden working bee and fellowship, each Saturday, weather permitting. Behind the St Andrew’s Anglican Church, 157 Thomson Street, Tinwald. 9.30am - 12.30pm ASHBURTON TOY LIBRARY. Large variety of toys for hire. Methodist Church hall, Baring Square East. 10.00am
METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE. New Zealand Alpine and Agriculture Encounter, interactive fun for all ages. Main Street, Methven. 10.00am - 12.00noon ASHBURTON VINTAGE CAR CLUB. Museum and parts shed open. 86 Maronan Road, Tinwald. 10.00am - 12.00pm ASHBURTON DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY
GROUP. Open for research, all welcome. Upstairs 254 Cameron Street. 10.00am - 3.00pm ASHBURTON AVIATON MUSEUM. Classic aircraft on display including DC3. Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road. 12.45pm WAIREKA CROQUET CLUB. Association Croquet, singles and doubles.
Waireka Croquet Club, The Domain, Philip Street. 1.15pm “GOLF CROQUET” WAIREKA. Doubles, drawn partners, Waireka Croquet Club, The Domain, Philip Street. 1.30pm ALLENTON CROQUET CLUB. Association Croquet. Allenton Sports Club, Cavendish Street.
Puzzles Friday, November 28, 2014
www.guardianonline.co.nz CRYPTIC ACROSS 1. It leads one to suppose one limp action might make it (11) 8. Right: ignored shuffle, telling waiter what one wanted (8) 9. Where one may bathe in nothing more than a hat (4) 10. Carrion-eater has endlessly been fed with Japanese money (5) 13. So, it was at that time (4) 16. Man of some power in N Africa got frost to return (4) 17. Get through a way across a mountain (4) 18. Impel one to use rating first and last instead of the South (4) 20. Customary taxes were for those living North of the Border (5) 24. Short, rude slice is about right (4) 25. Red-hat of mine appears among coppers without a leader (8) 26. His study may appear flighty (4-7)
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DOWN 1. Animal story (5) 2. Give reluctantly (5,2) 3. Concluded (4) 4. Inexplicable (13) 5. Untrue (5) 6. Completely (7) 7. Decorated (7) 12. Put into order (7) 13. Wrap (7) 14. Acclimatised (7) 15. Shabby and untidy (5) 17. Postured (5) 19. Leg joint (4)
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6am Breakfast 9am Good Morning 10am The Ellen DeGeneres Show 11am The Chase Noon One News 0 12:30 Emmerdale PGR Kerry and Daz are in a state after the night before; David is worried about Priya’s arranged marriage and he heads to the factory wanting more information. 0 1pm Coronation Street Kylie’s lie weighs heavily; Tommy faces the wrath of the community; Nick proposes a Vegas wedding. 0 2pm Packed To The Rafters PGR 30 3pm Selling Houses Australia 3 3:55 Te Karere 2 0 4:25 The Chase 5:25 Millionaire – Hot Seat 0 6pm One News 7pm Seven Sharp Stories of the day from around New Zealand. 7:30 MasterChef Australia Kylie is setting the challenge. 0 9:05 Coronation Street PGR Peter and Carla explode back onto the street; Tina bears the brunt of Kylie’s rage; Mandy is on a mission to get Stella fixed up. 0 10:35 One News Tonight 0
6am Creflo Dollar 6:30 Tiki Tour 3 0 6:55 My Little Pony 0 7:20 Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated 0 7:45 Slugterra 0 8:15 Paw Patrol 0 8:40 Noodle And Doodle 0 8:50 Fireman Sam 0 9am Infomercials 11am Neighbours 3 0 11:30 Home And Away 3 Noon Shortland Street PGR 3 0 12:30 Jeremy Kyle USA 1:30 Jeremy Kyle USA 2:30 The Ellen DeGeneres Show 3:28 Angry Birds Toons 3:30 Kung Fu Panda 0 4pm Austin And Ally 0 4:30 The 4:30 Show 5pm America’s Funniest Home Videos 0 5:30 Home And Away 0 6pm Friends 3 0 6:30 Neighbours 0 7pm Shortland Street PGR 0 7:30 The Voice It is elimination night, and who from the Top 12 will be going home? 0 8:30 M Hope Springs 2012 Comedy Romance. After 30 years of marriage, a middle-aged couple attend an intense, week-long counselling session to work on their relationship. 0 10:30 M House At The End Of The Street AO 2012 Horror.
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CHOICE TV 6am Benny Hinn 6:30 Zumbo 7am The Flying Winemaker 7:30 Back To Basics With Nick Nairn 8am Auction Room 8:30 Sicily With Aldo And Enzo 9am Cook The Books 9:30 My Dream Derelict Home 10:30 Gourmet Farmer 11am Kitchen Crashers 11:30 Garage Gold Noon Luke Nguyen’s France 12:30 The Flying Winemaker 1pm Catch And Cook – World 1:30 The Roux Masterclass 2pm Cheese Slices 2:30 Zumbo 3pm Back To Basics With Nick Nairn 3:30 Auction Room 4pm Cook The Books 4:30 Food Safari 5pm Nick Knowles’s Original Features 6pm Gourmet Farmer 6:30 House Crashers 7pm The Liquidator 7:30 Get Growing 8pm Better Homes And Gardens 9:40 Gardeners’ World 10:30 The Liquidator 11pm Nick Knowles’s Original Features
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Jeremy Kyle AO Infomercials Arrow 3 0 Revolution AO 0 ANT Farm 0 Regular Show PGR The 4:30 Show Neighbours 3 0 Sonny With A Chance 3
TV THREE 6am 3 News – Firstline 8:30 Infomercials 10:25 Rachael Ray 3 Rachael and her celebrity chef friends make four two-for-one meals. 11:25 Celebrity MasterChef 3 The three remaining celebrities must cook a faultless two-course meal. Noon 3 News 12:30 Baggage AO Game show hosted by Jerry Springer. 1pm Dr Phil AO 3 A couple with an admittedly volatile relationship look into whether their marriage can be saved. 2pm The Biggest Loser Australia PGR 3pm Food Glorious Food 4pm Entertainment Tonight 4:30 Big Brother Australia 6pm 3 News 7pm Campbell Live 7:30 The Block – Glasshouse PGR 0 8:40 The Graham Norton Show AO 0 9:40 The Best Of Jono And Ben AO 10:10 N After Hours AO Ben Hurley presents some of New Zealand’s best stand-up comedians. 10:40 The Paul Henry Show
FOUR 6am Sesame Street 3 6:55 Peppa Pig 3 7am Sticky TV 3 7:30 Scaredy Squirrel 8am Fairly Odd Parents 8:30 Chuggington 3 0 8:40 Humf 3 8:50 Peppa Pig 3 9am Bob The Builder 3 9:10 Thomas And Friends 3 9:20 Tree Fu Tom 3 A boy goes to the woods behind his house and enters a magical world, where he becomes a superhero. 9:40 Barney And Friends 3 10:05 Infomercials 2pm Sesame Street 3 2:55 Pingu 3 3pm Sticky TV 4:30 Smash! 6pm The Nanny 3 0 6:30 How I Met Your Mother 3 7pm The Simpsons PGR 3 Lisa gets lost in an unfamiliar part of town while searching for a museum. 0 7:30 American Ninja Warrior The remaining finalists battle it out in Las Vegas in a fourstage course. 8:30 M Sanctum AO 3 2011 Action. Richard Roxburgh, Rhys Wakefield. 10:45 White Collar PGR
11:40 Entertainment Tonight 11:15 CSI AO 3 Five people are 12:05 Infomercials killed in a small-plane crash off the Vegas Strip; Sara begins to feel the strain of her long-distance relationship. 0 12:10 The Good Wife PGR 3 1:10 A Gifted Man PGR 3 2:05 Infomercials
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6:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 3 An irreverent daily sports and entertainment show. 7am Harry’s Practice 3 7:30 Home Shopping Noon The Test PGR 3 Celebrities and viewers answer burning moral questions such as, ‘Do you consider cybersex cheating?’. 1pm American Idol 3 3pm Bondi Rescue 3 3:30 The Late Show With David Letterman 4:30 Hot Bench Judge Judy and other judges exchange debate before reaching a verdict. 5pm Deal Or No Deal 3 5:30 Prime News 6pm The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon 3 A celebrity chat show. 7pm The Crowd Goes Wild 7:30 Scorpion PGR 8:30 NCIS – New Orleans AO The team investigates the murder of a navy officer with the highest level security clearance, recently assigned to a private developer. 9:30 Top Gear USA AO 10:30 The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
11:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 3 An irreverent daily sports and entertainment show. Midnight Home Shopping 1:30 The Crowd Goes Wild 3 An irreverent daily sports and entertainment show. 2am Home Shopping
MAORI TV 6:30 Pukoro 3 2 7am Miharo 3 2 7:30 Pukana 3 2 8am Toi Whakaari 3 8:30 Te Kaea 3 2 9am Nga Pari Karangaranga O Te Motu 3 9:30 Kai Time On The Road 3 10am Korero Mai 3 2 11am Toku Reo 3 2 Noon Korero Mai 3 2 1pm Toku Reo 3 2 2pm Ako 3pm Kai Time On The Road 3 3:30 Pukoro 2 4pm Miharo 3 2 4:30 Pukana 3 2 5pm Toi Whakaari 3
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6am Golf – Australian Open (Highlights) 7am Cricket – Super Smash (Highlights) 7:30 Cricket – Super Smash (Highlights) 8am The Cricket Show 8:30 Tennis – Davis Cup Final (Highlights) 9:30 PGA Tour Year In Review 10:30 Golf – European Tour (Highlights) 11am Golf – Australian Open (Highlights) Noon Golf Central 12:30 Sea Master Sailing 1pm Cricket – International (Highlights) 1:30 Tennis – Davis Cup Final (Highlights) 2:30 Sky Sport News UK 3pm Rugby – International (Highlights) 3:30 Total Rugby 4pm #SkyRugby – Engage 4:30 Red Bull – LA To AK 5pm Sea Master Sailing 5:30 Rugby – International (Highlights) 6pm #SkyRugby – Engage 6:30 The Cricket Show 7pm L Cricket – Super Smash Central Stags v Otago Volts. From McLean Park in Napier. 10:30 The Crowd Goes Wild An irreverent daily sports and entertainment show.
11pm Fox Sports News 11:30 #SkySpeed Midnight The Crowd Goes Wild 12:30 Basketball – NBL Championship (Highlights) 1am Cricket – Super Smash (Highlights) 1:43 L Darts – Players Championships
SKY SPORT 2 5:30 Te Kaea 2 6pm Nga Pari Karangaranga O Te Motu 6:30 Ako 3 7pm Te Kaea 3 2 7:30 #Hakanation PGR 3 8pm Fusion Feasts 3 8:30 The Kapa 3 9:30 The Topp Twins 3 10pm Henderson To Hollywood PGR 3 11pm Te Kaea 3 2 11:30 Closedown
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MOVIES PREMIERE 6:55 Breakaway PGVLS 2011 Comedy. Rob Lowe, Vinjay Virmani. 8:40 Biography – Jack Nicholson 9:10 Closed Circuit MVL 2013 Crime. Eric Bana, Rebecca Hall. 10:45 Gangster Squad 16VLS 2012 Action. Josh Brolin, Ryan Gosling. 12:35 American Hustle MLS 2013 Drama. Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, Amy Adams. 2:50 Breakaway PGVLS 2011 Comedy. Rob Lowe, Vinjay Virmani. 4:35 Captain Phillips MV 2013 Drama. Tom Hanks, Barkhad Abdi. 6:45 This Is The End 16VLS 2013 Comedy. James Franco, Jonah Hill. 8:30 A Good Day To Die Hard MVL 2013 Action. Bruce Willis, Jai Courtney. 10:10 The Hobbit – The Desolation Of Smaug MV 2013 Adventure. Martin Freeman, Ian McKellen.
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12:50 Profile Of A Killer 16 2012 Thriller. Joey Pollari, Gabriele Angieri. 2:25 This Is The End 16VLS 2013 Comedy. 4:10 A Good Day To Die Hard MVL 2013 Action. 5:50 The Hobbit – The Desolation Of Smaug MV 2013 Adventure.
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MOVIES GREATS 6:35 Fashion In Film 2008 Documentary. 7:30 A Few Good Men PGL 1992 Drama. Jack Nicholson, Tom Cruise. 9:45 Spartan MVL 2004 Thriller. Val Kilmer, Derek Luke. 11:30 The Dilemma MLS 2011 Comedy. Vince Vaughn, Kevin James. 1:20 Silent Hill 16V 2006 Horror. Sean Bean, Radha Mitchell. 3:25 Step Up 3 PGL 2010 Drama. Sharni Vinson. 5:10 Semi-Pro MLS 2008 Comedy. Will Ferrell, Woody Harrelson. 6:40 Hollow Man 16VS 2000 Horror. Elisabeth Shue, Kevin Bacon. 8:30 Risky Business 16S 1983 Comedy. Tom Cruise, Rebecca De Mornay. 10:10 Hitman 16VLS 2007 Action. Timothy Olyphant, Dougray Scott. 11:45 Dumb And Dumber PGV 1994 Comedy. Jim Carrey, Jeff Daniels, Lauren Holly.
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1:35 Hollow Man 16VS 2000 Horror. Elisabeth Shue, Kevin Bacon. 3:25 Risky Business 16S 1983 Comedy. Tom Cruise, Rebecca De Mornay. 5:05 Semi-Pro MLS 2008 Comedy.
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6am #SkyRugby – Engage 6:30 Rugby – International (Replay) Wales v All Blacks. 8:30 Fight Night Amir Mansour v Fred Kassi. 10:30 Swimming – Ocean Swim Series 11am Rugby Nation Noon #SkySpeed 12:30 Sky Sports News UK 1pm Bowls – New Zealand Open (Highlights) Women’s Triples. 2:30 Inside Cricket 3pm Cricket – International (Highlights) Pakistan v New Zealand – Third Test, Day Three. 3:30 Cricket – International (Highlights) Australia v South Africa – Fifth One-Day International. 4pm Cricket – Super Smash (Highlights) Wellington Firebirds v Central Stags. 4:30 Cricket – Super Smash (Highlights) Otago Volts v Northern Knights. 5pm The Cricket Show 5:30 Cricket – International (Highlights) Pakistan v New Zealand – Third Test, Day Two. 6pm Bowls – New Zealand Open (Highlights) Women’s Triples. 7:30 L Basketball – NBL Championship New Zealand Breakers v Sydney Kings. 9:40 L Football – A-League Melbourne Victory v Adelaide United. 11:30 L Basketball – NBL Championship Perth Wildcats v Cairns Taipans.
SATURDAY
1:30 Basketball – NBL Championship (Replay) New Zealand Breakers v Sydney Kings. 3:30 Cricket – Super Smash (Highlights) Central Stags v Otago Volts. 4am Basketball – NBL Championship (Replay) Perth Wildcats v Cairns Taipans.
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Neil McCann testing out the commemorative grass court that will be a part of the Ashburton Domain’s 150th anniversary celebrations family day on Sunday. PHOTO TETSURO MITOMO 271114-TM-051
Celebrating ‘real’ tennis BY JONATHAN LEASK
JONATHAN.L@THEGUARDIAN.CO.NZ
Tennis is set to kick it old school with a trip back in time to grass court tennis at the Ashburton Domain on Sunday. As part of the domain’s 150th anniversary celebrations family day, Mid Canterbury Tennis has recreated a grass court on the short lawn near where the original courts were
on the West Street side of the domain. Tennis is now based at the plush Ashburton Trust Tennis Centre’s all-weather courts on the opposite side of the domain, but they will pay homage to its roots and a little known historical moment with some grass court exhibition matches. In 1901 Anthony Wilding, the New Zealander who won
More accolades for Bond, Murray P16
four Wimbledon and two Australian Open singles titles, once won a tournament at the original Ashburton courts. There will be a re-enactment of sorts of that historic occasion tomorrow after 2pm, with players in period costume and using wooden rackets. The special court - the brainchild of Ashburton District Council’s open space manager,
David Askin, will be open all day for young and old to have a go on the grass. While tennis takes a look back on Sunday, open A grade looks forward to getting back into the interclub competition, with round five of six tomorrow. Since the opening round on October 11 they have only completed three rounds in seven
weeks – with two weeks since they were last on court for their clubs, with Christchurch Show weekend and the Gala Cup last weekend. The competition returns with a top of the table tussle between Hampstead and Allenton, Dorie-Fairton take on Tinwald in a mid-table matchup and Methven and Hinds-Mayfield meet in a bottom of the table clash.
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